How to pronounce “mire”(verb) in English

ability to rise above and transcend themselves not just to be mired forever in Original Sin and so on and so forth.

I think that a lot of the issues that Google finds itself mired in, a lot of the suspicions

You see what a lot of people have to realize is that when they're mired in bad news, all

The more broadly parallel she runs, the more meta-cognition she finds herself mired in, so that even as she lies abed, propped up on a hill of pillows the size of a Celtic

He had this evolution after meeting Charlie Munger, and in 1963, he found American Express mired in a scandal.

But when it comes to freedom within the companies they run, they're stuck a good 50 years earlier, mired in the ideology of Frederick Winslow Taylor and his notions of "scientific management":

You see what's really important, I think, is for every spokesperson who's mired in a bad news situation always to start off by askin' themselves, "What am I made of?

But if it's a company that's smack dab mired in the middle of a