Sentence examples for extremely murky from inspiring English sources

Several other cases around the country look extremely murky.

They were made despite the fact that the link between political rhetoric and actual violence is extremely murky.

This is not about media freedom, says a source close to the government: Mr Ramkovski simply never pays taxes.The affair is extremely murky.

The line between what constitutes trading for one's own account — proprietary trading — and what constitutes trading for one's client, which would still be legal, is extremely murky.

Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, on his LBC 97.3 phone-in radio show, said: "It all sounds extremely murky to me.

This being the Irish Sea, the water was extremely murky but when Hugh shone his torch in the right direction, there were a few nice colours and some super-sized scallops.

But they are also extremely large, murky and complex questions -- I, a mere war correspondent, need to say this to an academic?

But obtaining accurate data in this murky war is extremely difficult.

However, because the existing political climate in Kabul is so extremely convoluted, fragile and oddly murky with lingering recollections of the country's history of post-Soviet withdrawal turmoil; an unfamiliar political power sharing between the Taliban's 12th century Islamo-fascist mindset and the corrupt and warlord infested government of Hamid Karzai is a recipe for chaos and failure.

The surprise would only be in the label feminine: O'Connor is famous for rather fact-specific and murky tests of constitutionality in extremely important and controversial areas, like abortion and affirmative action.

Julia is thus inducted into the murky world of the "vanishers," where the extremely distraught are helped to disappear in a kind of witness protection program.