Sentence examples for a muddle on from inspiring English sources

For experts who make their living studying Congressional races, Ms. Schmidt's loss was still a muddle on Wednesday.

It is, however, a muddle on which the New York publishing world is apparently willing to bet serious money.

When the presidential campaign truly begins, there will be a debate over universal health care on the Democratic side and a muddle on the Republican side.

"There is so much more of a muddle on foreign policy now," said Jon B. Alterman, the director of the Middle East Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Our laws and practices are in a muddle on this right now - we insist that Christians who run B&Bs, for instance, cannot opt out of allowing homosexual couples into their homes.

Most big EU countries rely on a muddle of "reference pricing", price caps and other regulations to set generics prices.

And whereas even Alexander's fame depended heavily on a muddle of myth and tall tales, Julius Caesar was also remembered as a genuine historical figure.

At the bottom mark, Oracle outwitted and outmaneuvered the Kiwis again, rounding with a 20-second advantage and then building on it during the upwind leg and finally crossing the finish line 1 minute 24 seconds in front, and — just to be clear on a muddle of a day — well within the 40-minute time limit at 27 minutes and 20 seconds.

Others feel that if we've performed our duties in a more or less decent fashion we will continue to muddle on in some manifestation on an altogether different plane.

Wholesome food, unwholesome profits A great British bounder Beijing rules Activate the money star Three degrees of trial separation Wrong number ReprintsSorting out such a muddle should on the face of it be just the job for the energetic Mr Barnevik.

So the PC muddles on and inches its way into a technical ghetto.