Sentence examples for example of the muddle from inspiring English sources

It was just another example of the muddle that has characterised the entire saga.The hostages were abducted from the East Malaysian scuba-diving resort of Sipadan on April 23rd.

Crispin Blunt, the Conservative chair of the foreign affairs committee, said May's suggestion was an example of the "unholy muddle when we contract out our policy to the tabloid leader writers" and called for Britain to show its full commitment to the convention.

After this latest example of the English ability to muddle through Franz Beckenbauer may be relieved that the match is not being played just up the road at Monte Cassino.

The dispute among writers and other intellectuals about the award for free speech which Pen America will on Tuesday give to Charlie Hebdo is an example of how muddled the debate has become.

We have tweaked the paragraph that seemed likely to be the cause of the muddle.

Speaks of the muddle that will confront voters on their Parliamentary elections, Nov. 23rd.

One example of how muddling has brought us this far, but won't take us much further.

Perhaps M&S will become a powerful example of the merits of takeover battles, even unsuccessful ones for without the bid, the firm would probably have muddled on without Mr Rose.

For example, the muddling through character apparent in one of the policy processes negatively influenced entrepreneurial activities, knowledge development and finally technology diffusion, whereas the participatory nature of both processes had a positive impact both on TIS functioning and performance.

The case vignettes provide examples of "muddling through" moments in the practice of design projects.

Terrific beds, for example, although, being a fetishist, I find the muddle of Penhaligon's and Bulgari unguents causes a bit of cognitive dissonance.