Sentence examples for mess involving from inspiring English sources
From Syracuse's mess involving allegations against assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine comes the report that the university is not cooperating with the district attorney's investigation.
In 1974, Mr. Mantell appeared in the celebrated nouveau-noir sleuth film "Chinatown" as Walsh, an associate of Jake Gittes (Mr. Nicholson), a private eye who becomes embroiled in a complex mess involving water rights, incest and murder.
The Lens blog of The Times ran a slide show and post on his death, and the Australian investigative journalism program Dateline examined his shooting death in June: It's a complicated mess, involving varied accounts involving shots fired by a military police officer who also died in the incident and a logging company security worker.
Given the recent ethical mess involving Citigroup's Salomon Smith Barney unit, it might seem odd that Todd Thomson, Citigroup's chief financial officer, is headed for a rendezvous on Thursday with about 600 impressionable young people at the High School of Economics and Finance in Lower Manhattan.
Couple that with the mess involving the collapsed Unicover reinsurance pool for workers' compensation and Gen Re could be hit with $200 million in additional writeoffs by year-end.
Couple that with the mess involving the collapsed Unicover reinsurance pool for workers' compensation--and Gen Re could be hit with $200 million in additional writeoffs by year-end.
Sorting out the mess involves several steps.
And there's enough sticky mess involved to keep them happy.
Don't try making it with fillets: fish always tastes better cooked on the bone, and there's less time and mess involved in the prepping.
In a field where divinely enabled delusion is an occupational hazard, Fox's unwillingness to polish away jaggedness and doubt, his consciousness of the beautiful human mess involved in producing even a Bible, may be his boldest contribution.
The plot, a bit of a disjointed mess, involves a woodlands godfather in the form of a beaver who wants Dolittle's help in foiling a voracious logging company.
