Sentence examples for muddled on from inspiring English sources
Perhaps M&S will become a powerful example of the merits of takeover battles, even unsuccessful ones for without the bid, the firm would probably have muddled on without Mr Rose.
It made software that tracked data flying across the Internet during online transactions in case, say, a purchase order from one system got muddled on its way to the servers at a distribution center.
The law is somewhat muddled on the question.
Some Irish voters were indeed muddled on referendum day.
But Obama's message has been uncharacteristically muddled on the question of accountability.
Yet although they are muddled on the details, voters are remarkably responsive on the big picture.
Others feel that if we've performed our duties in a more or less decent fashion we will continue to muddle on in some manifestation on an altogether different plane.
Some of them have been spurred on by Muslim leaders.In this section Untouchable Bihar Hong Kong's private passions Mahathir has a dream Indonesia's unholy war Muddling on, but not through The general dictates the tune to which Pakistan will dance The taxman cometh Drugs and slavery in Myanmar ReprintsFew people expect the police or the army to gain control of the situation.
Nevertheless, the new tax is unpopular.In this section Untouchable Bihar Hong Kong's private passions Mahathir has a dream Indonesia's unholy war Muddling on, but not through The general dictates the tune to which Pakistan will dance The taxman cometh Drugs and slavery in Myanmar ReprintsAt first, the government wanted to introduce the new tax at the rate of 10% on everything.
So the PC muddles on and inches its way into a technical ghetto.
