Sentence examples similar to it will muddle the issue from inspiring English sources

But it might muddle the issue enough that some Republicans from those states might still vote for the bill.

"They keep trying to muddle the issue," she said of White House officials.

These worst-case scenarios muddle the issue a bit.

When gentrification is criticized these days, it tends to be done in terms that muddle the issues.

The source code of diehard itself is (of course) Copyright George Marsaglia but Marsaglia did not incorporate an explicit license into his code which muddles the issue of how and when it can be distributed, freely or otherwise.

Yet the media is already muddling the issue.

It seems more likely that the computing world will muddle through the millennium, one way or another.

But, as in the UK referendum, populist politicians may find it convenient to muddle the two issues.

We will muddle through because the alternatives are worse.

He says he believes that the economy will muddle along, "and that it will actually turn out to perform better than the market has anticipated," driving stocks higher.

As always in its 65-years history, the EU will muddle through.