Sentence examples for a murky future from inspiring English sources
"It's a murky future, in our view," he says.
Invented by a European socialist who hated cars and came to deride his own creation, it has a murky future.
Gas plants are cheap to build (though expensive to run), so they seem ideal for a market with a murky future, like Britain's.
But the company has never grappled with something like this: a murky future governed by Google, a powerful master with unclear intentions.
Still, analysts said Telekom faced a murky future in a cellular market that is likely to consolidate into a handful of giants.
What else could make the end of the Bulls' season feel like a relief to many of their fans, writes Rick Telander in The Chicago Sun-Times, even as they wonder what a murky future holds.
The House bill faces a murkier future in the Senate.
"Patriarch Ed Meyer's failure to make known a clear succession plan has left his agency, an industry institution, with an indistinct and murky future," the trade publication Advertising Age said in an unusual editorial that led the Viewpoint page of last week's issue.
The murky future of a proposed Mohawk Indian casino in the Catskills became more clouded today as leaders of the State Senate prepared to pass a bill that would allow the casino to be built only if it is first approved by the Legislature.
The combine's goal is to persuade Americans with a murky basketball future that there is an alternative to overseas play or the N.B.A.'s Development League.
A1 Mr. Barak flew home to a murky political future, his patchwork coalition in tatters and his country sharply divided over the startling new discussion of ceding parts of Jerusalem to some form of Palestinian control.
