mired

The Dark forces are struggling to keep as many of you mired down and anchored to the lower frequencies as possible.

Mired in debt, the city sold the building to an investor who found a pretext to terminate the leases.

I fear that Europe could be mired in low growth not just for a year or two but for a decade.

Now think what will happen if, after two or more years of monstrous fiscal deficits, the US is still mired in unemployment and slow growth.

Prices in Italy have been more stable than those of any of the other countries mired in the debt crisis.

The economy continued to be mired in a long recession that many blamed on the free-trade agreement.

A CENTRAL lesson of the Great Depression was that economies mired in deep downturns seldom recover quickly on their own.

In contrast, the United States seems to be mired in a political stalemate that becomes more complex and confused at every turn.

Take this at your own pace, and treat yourself kindly if you get a response that formerly might have mired you in shame.

At the end of 1989 it was easy to imagine the region staying mired in poverty for decades.

Output is slowly beginning to rekindle in the US economy, which has been mired in its worst recession in the last 50 years.

Instead, it argues that China is "the only country among the major nations that remains mired in authoritarian politics. "

Mary could have given in to the life she was born into, or remained mired in blaming her parents and culture for her circumstances.

If you find yourself mired in a mundane job, maybe a change is needed. Why not plan out a business model around something you love to do?

One afternoon, Rinaudo was driving into the country with a trailer-load of tree seedlings when his truck began to get mired in deep sand.

While most of the region was mired in recession, Beijing said the economy grew by an impressive 7. 8 per cent in 1998.

If you're mired down by past events, seek out a professional to help you reframe and refocus your energies.

China is exhibiting a brash sense of confidence as its economy continues to boom while much of the world remains mired in a recession.

Events over the years have led to an image of a country mired in endless conflict, plagued by piracy and lawlessness.

The United States will likely remain mired in Japanese-style economic stagnation and deflation until the power of Wall Street is broken.

Many have been mired in the sticky density of the 3rd Dimension for so long that you do not believe there is a higher way to live.

You know you need a professional CEO when you're mired in the details for way too long and can't pull yourself out.

Can millionaires reach new heights of prosperity if the rest of the population is still mired in economic decline?

His administration is already mired in scandals over the Commonwealth Games, cash for votes and a land scam involving military top brass.

Japan, in contrast, has been mired for a decade in stagnation that appears to have no end.

Russia, like much of the eastern Europe that it misruled for nearly 45 years, is still mired in poverty, corrupt, barely democratic.

This may mean withdrawing for a time from those who choose to remain deeply mired in detrimental energies.

Without a functioning credit market, the U. S. economy would have remained mired in recession or worse.

If God did not give us the opportunity to know Him, we would still be living in darkness, mired in our self-centered troubles.

But with a tiny population and an economy mired in recession, Iceland is unlikely to provide much business for Chinese exporters.

With the fiscal squeeze only just starting, Greece is expected to remain mired in recession for the rest of this year.

Iran, mired in deficits, is in no position to help, compared to the still-flush Arab petro-monarchies.

It comes as the U. S. market for legal services is stagnant and Europe remains mired in a debt crisis.

Only Japan seems to be mired in weakness.

The Indians had "no concept of materiality" , he says, and were mired in nit-picking.

He said despite economic gains throughout the hemisphere , too many people remain mired in poverty.

This makes it particularly galling for WestLB to be mired in a trading scandal that prevents it from playing an active role.

Yet, as we speak, California, like the US as a whole, is mired in debt and political gridlock.

There, mired to his waist in black muck, was a terrified boy, screaming and struggling to free himself.

Peasants here are the first to tell a visitor that whatever the statistics say, they remain mired in deep poverty.

These holdings are in addition to those in credit derivatives which led to losses and have already mired the bank in controversy.

This would be an economic catastrophe even if California were not already mired in a deep recession.

"Europe is too mired in its own problems and America needs Turkey for regional security, " shrugs a European ambassador in Ankara.

Or, perhaps the wealthy just like to sound virtuous in surveys, especially as the rest of the country remains mired in recession.

A world in which most people enjoy prosperity and opportunity is surely better than one in which 80% are mired in economic stagnation.

Foreign incursions into China have been mired by a thicket of regulations and increasingly tough competition from local rivals.

BP's disaster has mired a regional economy, hammered the company's share price and dragged down the FTSE 100.

He's currently looking for a buyer for his Dallas Stars hockey team, which, like Liverpool, is mired in debt.

As American troops became mired more deeply, Robert announced he would fight Johnson for the 1968 Democratic presidential nomination.

If you're certain that you've made a wrong turn, try not to get mired in feelings of negativity.

He has taken the wheel of the Japanese company with it mired in arguably the biggest crisis of its 72-year history.

Mired in Vietnam, the U. S. government worried about getting drawn deeper into another Asian conflict.

While coastal China and its major metropolises evince tremendous wealth, large swaths of Western China remain mired in poverty.

He is currently considering whether to increase troop numbers in Afghanistan where the US is mired in an eight-year-old conflict.

Peasants here are the first to tell a visitor that whatever thestatistics say, they remain mired in deep poverty.

Mired in the worst financial crisis since the 1930s, we have good cause to say the same.

In contrast, the ratification of a landmark agreement between South Korea and America is mired in Congress.

"The entire process of planning for a post-war Iraq" , he writes, "was mired in ineptitude, poor organisation and indifference. "

Virtually all the companies mired in scandal today went public in the US through a reverse merger.

"There have been 100 years of mining exploitation in Morococha, andwe remain mired in poverty. "

Don' t let youself get mired down in his problems.

With the U. S. , Europe and Japan mired in economic malaise, China, Brazil, India and other nations now drive global growth.

In a report to clients this month, it said it "expects the UK to be mired in a deep recession through all of 2010" .

How can two people mired in the mess ever figure it out?

Tokyo that spring was a city mired in its ninth consecutive year of economic stagnation.

Future possible cases have become mired in the politics of the court, and in Cambodian politics more generally.

Then the Japanese stock and real-estate bubbles collapsed, and Japan entered the deflationary depression in which it's still mired.

Inflation puts China in much more of a policy bind if the West gets mired in another deep slump.

For now, Europe is mired in a classic collective action problem: the pursuit of national interests prevents a joint solution.

China is now finding itself mired in more energy-related foreign diplomacy than it bargained for.

Many banks in Taiwan are mired in their operation after the ordeal of the financial storm in Asia and the so-called land-mine storm at home.

The housing market, which helped push the economy into recession in 2008, is still mired in a slump.

Mired in poverty, many Indonesians petition the land's volcanic powers for a better life.

And that kind of moralizing is the reason we're mired in a seemingly endless slump.

Over the past six decades, Asia has gone from an area mired in poverty and recovering from world war to a thriving and dynamic region.

Second, dynamic India can hardly soar globally while mired in its own backyard.

Led by the WTO, the discussions are mired in disputes over cutting farm supports and lowering barriers to trade in manufactured goods.

But he seemed to hanker for the days when Mr Olmert, now mired in accusations of corruption, was in office.

America was mired in stagflation, with an unemployment rate nearing double digits.

The more the arachnid struggles, the more likely it is to become mired in the thick mucilage globules at the ends of the tiny stalks.

Portugal's banks may be healthier than Ireland's, but the countryis mired in slow growth and a large budget deficit.

They are returning to a very different country, excited by revolution but still mired in troubles.

His research helps explain Facebook's success, but it also hints at why the firm has repeatedly found itself mired in controversy.

Worse, his government is being mired in its own corruption scandal.

Part of the public scepticism about the industry, he believes, stems from a regulatory structure that remains mired in the past.

But it has become clear that the efforts have become mired in nationalist disputes.

Foreign investment evaporated, production fell and the state-owned energy company, YPFB, became mired in corruption.

While you are mired in debt, the creditors are getting rich and simultaneously diminishing your chances of achieving financial independence.

A previous panel appointed by the Prime Minister Yusuf Gilani became mired in political controversy.

But on the premise of consumption mired in the lower, so the capacity expansion will greatly increase pressure on the market.

A previous panel appointed by the Prime Minister Yusuf Gilani became mired in political controversy.

But on the premise of consumption mired in the lower, so the capacity expansion will greatly increase pressure on the market.

The delivery of first class mail, the schools, the judiciary, the legislative system - all mired in outdated technology.

Even today, battered by recession, deep in debt, mired in war, Americans remain proud of their country, and justly so.

Racing the rising tide, frantic travelers mired on a remote beach signal the photographer's plane for help.

But after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Russia receded from the American consciousness as we became mired in our own polarized politics.

But anxious U. S. consumers are rediscovering the virtues of thrift and many overseas markets are mired in their own recessions.

Post-Saddam Iraq has had genuine multiparty elections but is mired in corruption, violence and sectarian strife.

But energy expert V. Raghuraman said plans to develop mines at home have become mired in growing concerns about damaging the environment.

Twenty-five years ago Ireland was mired in a deep peat bog of slow growth, high emigration and shocking poverty.

Twenty-five years ago Ireland was mired in a deep peat bog of slow growth, high emigration and shocking poverty.

The rush to secure coal assets comes as efforts to step up domestic production have become mired in environmental issues.

While Asia is overheating, the confidence of the US consumer remains mired in depression.

Java aficionados are now mired in a similar debate regarding closures.

While most big economies are either still mired in recession or showing modest recoveries, China is firing ahead.

Manufacturing was mired in the deepest downturn since the survey started in 1992.

The spending spree has helped steady China's economy while other major nations remained mired in the global downturn.

English Electric was mired in bureaucracy that Weinstock was determined to stamp out.

Almost every small business has a Web site and a high percentage of those sites are mired in Web 1. 0 parameters.

They are mired in strict adherence to traditions only they remember, whose original purpose may be lost to time.

They are mired in strict adherence to traditions only they remember, whose original purpose may be lost to time.

But in 2003 she became mired in immigration proceedings that culminated in a court order the following year ordering her deportation.

prices shoot up when it gets mired after rain. Swathes of the south are inaccessible.

The Lakers, mired in a dreary rebuilding project, had regressed.

A glance in his mirror confirmed that the Renault was mired in the tawny mud.

When Deng Xiaoping launched economic reforms in 1978, the Western economies were still mired in stagflation.

That suggests that the sale became mired in the murky politics of both countries.

A good politician today could be mired in lifelong scandal tomorrow.

Though mired in the alpha stage, there is active work on the project with the last release in July.

And that which you ascribe to me is mired in your controversies.

And as Russia realizes, exploiting the energy wealth of the Arctic will be much harder if the region gets mired in conflict.

Why would anyone choose to get mired in a maze when the days encase us, loopy and confusing?

April 10, 2009--The world economy remains mired in a severe financial crisis, threatening decades of development progress in many countries.

the search firm could end up mired in costly legal fights on both sides of the Atlantic.

It appears inevitable that China will overtake a U. S. mired in debt and division to become the world's indispensable economy.

Only a small percentage of Canadians remained consistently mired in poverty between 1999 and 2004.

The rush of water downed utility lines, broke underground drainage pipes and flipped cars that remain mired in mud.

This wouldbe an economic catastrophe even if California were not already mired in a deep recession.

People with clinical depression, for instance, often get mired in a negative view of the world.

The original plan foresaw infrastructure investments of some $342 billion, but many projects remain mired in bureaucracy.

It's a more complicated society, it's an incredibly confident society, and it still has 800 million people mired in intense rural poverty.

Spanish sport has been mired in rows over racism in the last few years.

Like most shy men he greatly ad mired airy, vivacious, always-at-ease girls like Scarlett.

Japan has been mired in deflation for a decade, and prices are falling by 2% year on year.

The United States became mired in wars in Iraq.

It also does not want to upset warming relations with India by getting mired in subcontinent security tension.

The most brilliant person may be mired in detail and confusion.

Eventually a deep psychic aversion to the work develops, and they find themselves mired in deep procrastination.

Politicians are scrambling to find solutions but are mired in disagreement.

But that doesn't mean the struggling currency, mired at a three-year low, is poised for a big rally soon.

A bird is mired in oil on the beach at East Grand Terre Island along the Louisiana coast on Thursday, June 3, 2010.

So they're stuck, they're mired in the misery of their childhood forever.

U. S. legislation to limit carbon emissions is mired in Congress.

Unfortunately bubble fusion is also mired in controversy.

He found his finances mired in stock market losses.

But with north Somalia recovering somewhat, while the south is mired in famine, one conclusion is inescapable.

They are mired in their own waste, and the stench of ammonia fills the air.

He mired his car and had to go for help.

If one particular relationship seems mired in confusion, don't automatically assume it is your fault - it is just due to Mercury retrograde.

We know that some souls are still so mired in the darkness, that they find it hard to comprehend what Ascension means.

But for the past decade, U. S. foreign economic policy has been mired in stalemate.

And while many of America's companies are still strong, our government is mired in debt.

Readers, have you found good ways to help a partner mired in a career crisis?

Our people should not be mired in the past.

A sea turtle is mired in oil from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on Grand Terre Island, Louisiana June 8, 2010.

As long as we do not become mired in the past , it can teach us much about our current situation.

They are mired in cost cutting and in complaints about services.

The railways ministry has also become mired in debt, owing about 1. 3 trillion RMB, or $201 billion, by the end of 2009.

The environment ministry, for example, is mired in a bureaucratic tussle over raising vehicle emissions standards by next year.

European stock markets are mired in red this morning, after having their worst week for 3 months last week.

And they have carefully and gradually freed up an economy that was (and to an extent still is) unduly mired in red tape.

At the same time, I have witnessed a government involved in multiple wars and the nation mired in financial crisis.

The country's most accomplished film-maker depicts a society that is built on deception and mired in strife.

The Group of 20 is mired in disagreement about how to address trade imbalances and exchange rates.

If we treat our current problem that way, we will still be right here, mired in the 21st century's ever-accelerating crisis cycle for years.

Even Thailand, mired in political turmoil, grew by 9. 1% in the second quarter.

The mud mired our cart.

In a world where seemingly every day a new fad diet hits the shelves, eating healthy can be mired in confusion and doubt.

And so we get mired in decision-making quicksand.

Japan, for example, remains mired in slow economic growth but has high educational standards.

You are mired in the past veduchina.

While the three giants recover, developing countries as a whole are mired in recession.

The state-run news agency said 15 million rural residents were 'mired in poverty' last year, compared with 250 million in 1978.

Operations in Japan, North America and Europe remained mired in red ink.

The rural population mired in absolute poverty was reduced to 15 million last year, down from 250 million in 1978.

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