The strategic role of each product, for example, becomes muddled when a line is oversegmented.
The issue becomes muddled, however, when a company, like a search engine, is indirectly making money from the copies it makes.
There are still some tremendous special effects – toxic mist, mutant monkeys with a taste for flesh – but the storytelling becomes muddled.
But should he be interrupted in the middle of a phrase that he is writing... he becomes muddled and cannot start up again.
According to founder and CEO James Scroggs, their utility "resonates with people as the bridge between our personal and professional wardrobes becomes muddled".
From there you can look down at the harbour where scale becomes muddled by the size of the giant cruise ships that visit Grenada daily, dwarfing the old harbour buildings in the capital.
Nicholas Lemann's otherwise excellent review of the current scholarship on terrorism becomes muddled when he attempts to answer the most basic and straightforward question: What is terrorism, anyway (Books, April 26th)?
When the picture-making system is photography, though, everything becomes muddled, because even in original work photographs taken out in the world the mind of the maker has to share the driver's seat with the form of the picture as it is shaped by the technology of photography.
Your brain becomes muddled in a swamp of pros and cons and questions -- What if this?
But the production becomes muddled as Hope's disease grows worse, and the glib dialogue comes off forced, only seeming to deflect any serious exploration of scleroderma, its effects on its victims and their families.
