Sentence examples for muddle of two from inspiring English sources

Its draft bill would replace the existing muddle of two different maximum lending rates (one of 15-20%, the other of 29%) with the lower of the two.

That started with an entrance that led into a muddle of seven doors; a long, skinny living room; and two modest bathrooms.

That's the job, of course—he gets nearly $180,000 a year to be the mouthpiece of an administration that has made a muddle of its first three months.

The other week, I muddled up the titles of two of my books.

It had certainly succumbed to confusion, producing a muddled majority made up of two minority opinions, both in apparent contradiction of previous rulings.

But the first hearing is unlikely to happen before September, and given the complexity, the court may not reach a decision till next year.Legally speaking, the court inherits one muddle, one important finding of fact and one broad choice from the district judges.

Preparing the Punch: Muddle the peels of three lemons in the sugar to release the oils.

The Israeli government's responses to the Arab meeting were muddled, coming in the form of two seemingly contrasting statements and then two separate clarifications.

Meanwhile, the Green Party has agreed to abstain on confidence votes, in exchange for being put in charge of two cherished schemes.As muddled as this set-up sounds, it might prove durable, precisely because it assumes there will be disagreements and makes allowance for them.

And green tagliolini was overdressed with a muddle of mushrooms and truffles and two whole langoustines dropped in the center of the bowl.

The shape of the 2007 09 recession will turn out to have been ten months of muddling through, three months of depression and six more months of muddling through.