Sentence examples for further messy from inspiring English sources

For all Mr Obama's assurances, many fear an untidy ending in Afghanistan, and further messy crises to follow.

Labour MPs say they are often asked what guarantee there is that Mr Blair will not take the country into further messy and unpopular wars.

Having taken a Grade Two event on his hurdling debut at Chepstow first time out (a feat which left racing historians trying to recall the last horse to do the same), he survived a howling blunder at the second-last and a further messy jump at the last to maintain his unbeaten record at Cheltenham at the weekend.

But any effort to seat Mr. Franken is certain to draw serious opposition from Senate Republicans and further complicate an already messy opening to the new Congress.

The picture has been further complicated by the messy web of competing interests in Syria which has pitched the US, Saudi Arabia and Turkey against President Assad and his allies Russia and Iran.

When he announced the proposed changes in the livery cab rules during his State of the City speech, Mayor Bloomberg emphasized "simplicity," but in truth his fix for a relatively small problem would only further complicate an already messy industry.

The allegations, first reported by Reuters, threatened to further complicate an already messy narrative surrounding Mr. Chen's tenure at N.Y.U., which includes accusations that school officials, bowing to pressure from the Chinese government, sought to curtail his public advocacy and then forced him to leave the Greenwich Village campus sooner than he expected.

If you're looking to start an application outlet, you need to be at the reins of the platform; if you don't, you're further segmenting an already messy market.

Where critics cry foul over a double standard, Trump's supporters see these rules as further evidence of a messy federal regulatory environment.

The US must now choose how far it will become further embroiled in a messy conflict which affects its relations with Pakistan, India and the wider Middle East including Iran.

However, it would better fit the underlying development framework to co-invest with current partners supporting national strategies rather than further complicating an already messy array of organizations countries must work with.