Sentence examples for it could be messy from inspiring English sources
This time it will not end up in court, but it could be messy.
If it works it could be extremely attractive to watch; if it does not – and Swann is no mug – it could be messy.
"It could be messy and unstable," concludes Kepa Aulestia, a commentator for the Vocento group of newspapers, of any minority government under Mr López.Even if Mr López manages to become lehendakari, the fog of Basque politics will not fully clear.
Rather than wait to find out the answers (Lycra on cashmere: it could be messy) I retreat to a nearby patch of grass exactly two nanoseconds before he thrusts his chest forward and his shoulders back - a sign that he has slammed the brakes on his winged feet.
It could be messy, as state laws have their own rules surrounding faithless electors.
Andersen's death, if it does come, could be messy.
While Mr. Obama will most likely come under extraordinary pressure to sell the government's 60percentt stake in the "new G.M.," his own auto task force has warned him that the exit strategy could be messy: the faster the government sells its stake to private investors, the less it is likely to recover its investment of more than $50 billion in the company.
But it would be best to stop for a picnic with anything that could be messy.
They are also worrying some euroskeptics who are concerned that, even if it would be good for Britain to quit the European Union, the process of getting from A to B could be messy.
