Sentence examples for messy conditions from inspiring English sources
"Now we have a new window on the incredibly messy conditions at the moment a star explodes".
A more traditional approach for Giants coaches, most notably Bill Parcells, was to embrace the cold, even plead for snow and messy conditions.
While previous reports had emphasised the messy conditions inside Gurlitt's flat, the customs officials insisted that most of the pictures had been stored professionally and were in a good condition; only a couple of paintings had been slightly dirty.
These approaches take into account the complex and often messy conditions of clinical care, involving patients with comorbid conditions, many providers providing the intervention, and limited evaluation data with which to judge effectiveness.
"A fall in employment is unlikely to happen immediately, but it will happen eventually if the Fed doesn't respond to the messy credit conditions," he warned.
Instead of building steadily on that happy position, the non-parliamentary politicians of the (seemingly) powerful unions carried on pushing too hard, too fast, creating the messy and unpredictable conditions that heralded their rout.
My jeans are not made from fair trade or organic cotton, so I'm still supporting the commercial textiles industry, but at least I know exactly who sewed them (me) and in what conditions (messy sewing room, teabreak every half hour).
This helps your brows stay in place all day, and prevents them from getting messy under windy conditions.
The Indian official who warned that almost any action would be messy, speaking on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to discuss strategic matters with the news media, said the 2001 standoff had accomplished little and resulted in "hundreds" of casualties among Indian troops.
"We have only had one team run this week so it was a mental challenge and that could have easily been a messy game in those conditions.
Interestingly, the accumulation of legacy accounting systems in the NHS, as elsewhere, has provided some of the conditions for such messy, overlapping, and conflicting accounts to emerge, occasionally to productive effect [ 110].
