Sentence examples for be extremely messy from inspiring English sources
Even if it does, the outcome will be extremely messy.
It would be extremely messy, but probably doable.
"The lead likely came from his paints – he was known to be extremely messy with them," said Silvano Vinceti, the researcher who announced the findings today.
Overall, the message is clear, reinforced by the fallout from Tunis: the outcome in Syria is unpredictable and likely to be extremely messy.
Rather than just marking a single race, respondents will be prodded for a bit more information: For the text box under the "White" checkbox, the census instructions helpfully state: "Print, for example, German, Irish, English, Italian, Lebanese, Egyptian, etc". The data obtained is likely to be extremely messy, and it is not immediately clear how it will be put to use.
Another concern is Europe's fragmented regulatory system, which means that if a cross-border bank needs to be unwound, the process is likely to be extremely messy.
They were extremely messy.
"It's extremely messy," Zhu says, with understatement.
Like most revolutions, this one has been extremely messy.
"He was so astonishingly productive as a senator, yet his private life was extremely messy.
