Sentence examples for a muddled system from inspiring English sources

Investigators compiling the report noted that the party has a muddled system of processing new members.

Back in Margaret Thatcher's time, the Treasury resisted a single system for coastal defence and then the last government's reorganisation made a muddled system significantly worse.

At the moment we have a muddled system: you do pay tax on some relatively-healthy things like smoothies, but you don't pay it on a lot of junk food like chips or doughnuts.

On taxation, for instance, they demand that the muddled system be drastically pruned, leaving just three main rates and no exceptions.

But the reality of college football's muddled system is that the champions of the SEC and Big 12 are not likely to meet in the national championship game.

The book presents a very complicated system, a muddled world, but also a very human world".

And there is a great deal of muddling: And a muddled sense of protest.

In 2011 the island endured a muddled transition from the sort of three-tier school system common in America, with primary, middle and secondary schools, to the two-tier one that is standard in England.

One thing's for certain though with the American two-party system: there's no chance of a muddled and mediocre coalition.

Some scientists have gone so far as to show the holes in the system by publishing nonsensical articles in respected journals.From lab to print, research becomes a muddled mess while publishing industries thrive on ridiculous profits exceeding 30percentt annually.

A muddled mother telephoned Nickelodeon to complain.