Sentence examples for also muddled from inspiring English sources

Allegations of irregularities have also muddled provisional results.

Without these, India cannot hope to grow rapidly.The consensus on reform is also muddled.

But it has also muddled the meaning and purpose of the character.

It was also muddled, he says, as the airline was simultaneously marketing itself as a cheap alternative for business travellers.

The picture is also muddled at the bargaining table, where Jeffrey Kessler, the union's outside counsel, serves as the lead negotiator.

(Catsoulis) 'REDACTED' (R, 1 30) Brian De Palma's Iraq war movie, based on a real atrocity committed by American servicemen, is angry and confrontational but also muddled and unpersuasive, an odd amalgam of didactic staginess and raw naturalism.

It can also muddle the muddiest of pictures.

The HeLa situation also muddles the difference between consent and privacy.

Political paralysis also muddles the ability of Google and other companies to engage in long-term planning, creating further financial risk.

But that singularity also muddles the conversation.

It also muddles the path forward.