Sentence examples for could become messy from inspiring English sources

He knew this role could become messy in every sense.

But the divorce – as many do – could become messy.

Curtis Blake said that knowing his brother, things could become messy.

This is especially disconcerting for Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, which are already facing uncertain processes of presidential succession that could become messy.

"There could be an appearance of favoritism," she said, and if the affair soured, matters could become messy, with charges and countercharges of harassment or worse.

The losing parties are likely to challenge the results, and the effort to form a new coalition government could become messy.

The politics could become as messy as when Pfizer took a tilt at AstraZeneca.

This time around, the region is armed to the teeth with nuclear weapons, and it could become far messier.

The squabble has now become messy.

It could become another protracted and messy affair similar to the one which dragged on earlier in the year when Cellino first attempted to buy the West Yorkshire club, thinking he had completed the deal on a bizarre night in the club's history as fans descended on Elland Road to voice their protest, only to be told later the transaction had not been not ratified.

Even if it proves to be a pipe-dream, such a merger proposal highlights how messy Chinese telecoms could become.