Sentence examples for little muddle from inspiring English sources
With remarkably little muddle, five banks in seven countries had been bailed out or culled.That these rescues happened at all offers some comfort to those who fear for the stability of Europe's banking system.
The setting changes can become a little muddling, but for the most part it was alright.
A little muddling goes a long way.
Most of us little guys muddle through and really don't understand much of it.
Hours after McCarron said he would "not be silenced," the tour's situation became a little more muddled after Solheim's remarks.
It's better than "Cooper & Stone," for sure, but it still feels like it may be a little too muddled to be a real contender.
Once most of the ingredients have been crushed, a little end muddling may assist to finish off the crushing.
Their scenes together are a little rushed and muddled.
Before the Internet, they would have had little choice but to muddle through.
With Europeans in such a muddle over little Greece, no wonder investors are so terrified by big Italy.Cometh the hour, cometh the EurobondWhat is to be done?
Still, the results were expected to do little to settle the muddle in the delegate race that resulted after the wave of contests last Tuesday in which the two candidates split up states from coast to coast.
