Sentence examples for muddle through it from inspiring English sources

But we'll muddle through it together.

He concludes by suggesting that if democracy does again muddle through, it will probably be in surprising ways.

The best guess is probably that the eurozone will try to muddle through – it is, after all, the approach that has been adopted throughout this crisis.

He has some talent, but his utter disdain for the mundane and the virulence with which he objects to it and those who are slightly more eager to muddle through it, is keeping his talent behind.

"These individuals have problems with coordination," says Brown. "They try a mixture of approaches, and sometimes they manage to muddle through it".

Anyone who has ever heard me try and communicate in Spanish knows I barely muddle through it.

In time, if muddle-through it is, Japan will yield its position as the world's second-biggest economy, perhaps even to a huge and energetic China.

Perhaps that means we'll muddle through again.

The package announced last week is a classic case of muddling through; it doesn't really solve anything.

But Mr. Sanchez and other entrepreneurs said that the test, at least at the time they took it, had been rudimentary and that they had muddled through it.

Where once the poorly performing ABN would have muddled through, it has fallen partly because of a London-based hedge fund, the Children's Investment Fund (TCI), which has lobbied for a break-up or a sale.