Sentence examples for creating muddle from inspiring English sources

His work for children is substantial, illustrating many picture books and, with Paul Stewart, creating Muddle Earth, which became an animated series on CBBC.

The two have already co-operated on projects in emerging markets using just this strategy.Hidden strengths Yet combining the businesses, if it comes to pass, requires care since there is a risk of creating a muddle.

Realizing they had created a muddle of competing bureaucracies, top leaders in 2003 formed the State Food and Drug Administration, named after its American counterpart, that on paper had "super-ministerial authority" to coordinate all the others that monitored the politically sensitive food and drug sphere.

When a heart, shallow as a pond seeks to rise high in waves of love, it creates a muddle and brings out the mud that was so gracefully hidden underneath.

And the transit authority could never afford to commission enough signs, creating a confusing muddle of old and new.

FITTINGLY, the departure of Philip Purcell from the chief executive's job at Morgan Stanley is creating as much muddle as his tenure.

Overlapping jurisdiction between the central government and local authorities has created a regulatory muddle.

But rather than clarifying the issue, the study created its own muddle.

The Supreme Court has finally righted a bankruptcy muddle created by the appeals courts and their apparently limited understanding of the wonder that is Title 11.

reuters   High Court Upholds Ability to 'Credit Bid'  |  The Supreme Court has finally righted a bankruptcy muddle created by the appeals courts, Stephen J. Lubben writes in the In Debt column.

BEN PROTESS CREDITOR'S RIGHTS The Supreme Court has finally righted a bankruptcy muddle created by the appeals courts, according to In Debt.