Sentence examples for a murky corner from inspiring English sources

"But it's not gone at all; it's just been pushed into a murky corner of the market".

The broadcast not only stirred immediate alarm among foreigners in China, but also cast a light on a murky corner of business life in the world's most dynamic economy.

The author, a columnist for The New York Times, peers into a murky corner of American history in this fictional tale of a venomous journalist who dealt punishing blows to the reputations of both Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson.

Responding to recent advances in decoding DNA that have thrown light into a murky corner of genetics, two articles in The New England Journal of Medicine today take different views on whether race is a meaningful factor in medicine.

B1 Judge Backs Parental Rights A Manhattan judge has ruled in favor of parental control in withdrawing a child from life support, in a case that some medical ethicists and legislators say clarifies a murky corner of state law.

The inquiry follows an examination of that market last year by The New York Times that highlighted efforts by banks like JPMorgan Chase, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and others to control access to the derivatives market, even as global regulators try to bring transparency and safety to a murky corner of the financial world.

I didn't do an exhaustive search,but it's my sense that Schmidt is a lone wolf in a small, murky corner of the employment world.

Yet even by Afghan standards, Hezb-i-Islami occupies a particularly murky corner of the political and military landscape.

A creature lurks in some murky corner of the hole, eyes glowing red, ready for a confrontation.

But Esme – which took as its subject a murky little corner of 20th-century history in which "ungovernable" women were shut away in asylums, and drew on the work of Frances Hodgson Burnett and Charlotte Perkins Gilman – garnered critical approval and earned her glowing comparisons with Rebecca West and Katherine Mansfield.

The banks are expected to present a recovery plan to the Fed this week requiring hedge-fund customers to adopt standardised trading procedures and to settle trades electronically through the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation.As investors and supervisors are beginning to ask tougher questions, a little more transparency is about to hit this famously murky corner of the financial world.