Sentence examples for generate a mess from inspiring English sources

Instead of producing a clearly focused image, the various radio waves generate a mess.

"Anytime you try and mess with the First Amendment, you're going to generate a lot of publicity," Ms. Strothman said.

The mess generated a clutch of scathing reports, notably from Ann Abraham, the parliamentary ombudsman, and an apology in June from Tony Blair.The question now is whether the tax-credits policy can be fixed.

The phones were generally a mess.

Often he generates a new work by messing around with scale: "Scale is a convention in maps that people take for granted and don't notice".

A maize transgenic line with a knockdown of ZmPbf by PbfRNAi was generated in the Messing Lab (Wu and Messing 2012).

"The mere fact that the country is in a mess suggests the need for the kind of ideas that think-tanks generate," says Mark Littlewood of the Institute for Economic Affairs IEAA).

A mess?

Mandelbaum is a mess — a wonderful mess.

Kids make a mess.

But still, a mess.