Sentence examples for Still muddled from inspiring English sources

If you're still muddled, try eating less and moving more, that probably never hurt anyone.* *Unless the eating involved food.

But with the economic outlook still muddled, few analysts are sanguine about what will happen on Wall Street.

But she still muddled the issue by declaring a personal preference on the outcome, creating the impression that we already have enough information to make that decision, while failing to clarify how this is a process.

But he said he thought that Genasense might be working by mechanisms other than turning off the bcl-2 gene, leaving still muddled the issue of whether antisense works.

Perhaps that's because things in Afghanistan are still muddled; will it end like Vietnam — an abject, helicopters-flying-out-of-Kabul, people-hanging-on-the-skids defeat — or in an unsatisfying and untidy sort-of victory, like Iraq? From a traditional point of view, neither option seems particularly attractive.

The usual caveats apply to the Aam Aadmi Party's sudden explosion in status and popularity: the Party's economic manifesto is still muddled, it has still never governed so much as a municipal ward, and scaling its successes in urban, middle-class Delhi across a vast, rural country will require all manner of fresh thought and strategy.

Some, like Mr. Joseph, are still muddling through.

James Bobin's sequel is more airless still, muddling Carrollian whimsy with more turgid science fiction conceits and doubling down on the queasy CGI and nuclear colour palette.

A culture of aggrieved petulance pervades politics, and nowhere is it more intense than on Wall Street, where it is a kind of psychological buffer against the terrible responsibility the banks bear for their central role in the economic disaster that we're all still muddling through.

We're still muddling our way through the regulatory pathway for regenerative products….

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