Sentence examples for existing mess from inspiring English sources

The new legislation for regional assemblies in England and Wales will add further incoherence to the existing mess.

Nor is there an easy techno-fix to clean up the existing mess, despite the latest science-contest winning proposals suggesting the contrary.

But in Mexico, it has only made the existing mess messier — and easier to exploit, at least for skillful lawyers and accountants.

And even if it consented someday, the money would be meant to solve the banks' future problems, not to clean up existing messes.

And these credits were based on the total price of the final development, not just the cost of cleaning up existing environmental messes.

Many of the "wiser" Western European countries now want to aggravate the existing Western European regulatory mess by establishing new, E.U.-wide supervisory bodies.

Europhiles, averting their eyes from the mess the existing euro-zone members are making of their new monetary regime, perform the classic routine: "Britain is winning the argument in Europe".

You might mess up your existing OS installation or hard drive data by making a mistake.

It is all too easy to start seeing your family as a burden or an irrelevance obstructing larger goals within the thick of daily and professional life – a giant pile of noise and mess-making machinery, existing in an arena of conflict and thwarted desire.

Furthermore, some of the Republicans involved in this pre-existing conditions mess are particularly vulnerable.

SPI's crew created the base at Heathrow by merging the set at Leavesden with digitally altered footage from the airport; the film's drop ships, barracks and mess halls, replaced the existing aircraft.