Sentence examples for muddled measures from inspiring English sources
The ideas in the original consultation document, which emerged from work in the Centre for Social Justice, were roundly condemned by most authoritative commentators; they had muddled measures, indicators, associations, consequences and risks in a multi-dimensional mishmash, which was almost certainly impossible to deliver, technically or data-wise.
Qualities of trauma memories were assessed by questions from previous research [ 29, 30] and measured the disorganisation ("muddled, unclear") and perceived nowness ("seem to be happening now instead of being something from the past").
To paraphrase Yoda (with a little late-era Lucas thrown in for good measure), muddling the Force "into a bunch of gobbledegook" is likely to lead to anger.
His plan, which seeks to make it more difficult for companies to defer paying taxes on their overseas profits, remains a bit muddled by his desire to package it as an anti-outsourcing measure.
But short- term measures to muddle through until the next elections have seldom succeeded anywhere else.
And the revenues forgone could have been spent on education and other anti-poverty measures, or on better transport links to local and southern markets.Nothing sums up these muddled priorities so much as water policy.
Second, the courts are muddling an already muddled system.
But then things got muddled.
Worse, we muddled our numbers.
Before her, leaders muddled through.
