Sentence examples for increasingly muddled from inspiring English sources
Grice provides evidence that at least some animals are becoming more dangerous as our relationships with them become increasingly muddled.
Rather, falling boundaries between private and public, an old morality increasingly muddled by new laws and new technology, and the dominance of a no-holds-barred media, have made moral conundrums that once never happened, or touched the lives of only a few people, the daily fare of millions.
But an initially noted mathematical pattern became increasingly muddled as astronomers gathered more data.
The rationale behind this work being carried out is that the current discourse around employability has become increasingly muddled, and yet employability is a key performance indicator when demonstrating institutional success.
From there, we descend into increasingly muddled terrain, passing the likes of KOLLYWUOU, HQLLYWQUB and FUIUYWCQO.
The U.S. is facing mounting pressure from the international community for its increasingly muddled role in Yemen, where the U.S. is fighting al-Qaida and supporting Saudi Arabia's war against Houthi rebels.
They too have found themselves in the midst of a brutal, factional war, whose objectives are increasingly unclear and muddled.
Cameron's dangerously muddled energy policy is keeping the nation hooked on increasingly costly fossil fuels, driving away thousands of jobs in Britain's renewable energy sector and undermining efforts to tackle global warming.
