Usage of "mire in controversy"

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Usage of mire in controversy in inglés

Porridge is a subject about which seemingly every detail is mired in controversy. 
 The Guardian 

But it has been mired in controversy from the very start. 
 Reuters 

The ongoing, fiendishly complicated rollout of the UK's universal credit is mired in controversy. 
 The Guardian 

The project has been mired in controversies from the start. 
 The Guardian 

It is mired in controversy over whether it is being kept in the dark. 
 Radio NZ 

Awarding the tournament to Qatar has been mired in controversy. 
 The Guardian 

But this government body is itself mired in controversy. 
 Reuters 

The government's energy policies are already mired in controversy. 
 The Guardian 

Purchase of Thornton Hall by the Department of Justice in 2004 was mired in controversy. 
 The Irish Times 

Even at this stage, determining cause of death was becoming an issue mired in controversy. 
 The Guardian 

Proposals for a new national marine headquarters in Clonakilty, Co Cork, were mired in controversy yesterday. 
 The Irish Times 

Halfway through its designated polling period, Papua New Guinea's national election has become mired in controversy. 
 Radio NZ 

But a Who's Who of corporate India has now been mired in controversy in the past year. 
 Reuters 

But the group remains mired in controversy. 
 The Guardian 

Still, that development is mired in controversy. 
 Reuters 

But the bill is mired in controversy. 
 The South African 

Meanings of mire in controversy in inglés