Sentence examples for muddled process from inspiring English sources

There are different ways of conceptualizing this muddled process.

Some in Congress have complained that having to oversee agencies that they often don't fully understand, such as the NSA, is an opaque, muddled process.

One reason that senators have traditionally had a hard time running for President is that it's difficult for them to distinguish themselves in the muddled process that produces legislation.

The debate, moreover, has challenged both politicians and journalists to ponder how privacy should be defined and by whom — through the courts, in Parliament or, perhaps in a more British way, by a muddled process of trial, error and testing the limits of the permissible.

"The result is a muddled process that's unfair to students and schools, and puts taxpayers on the hook for significant costs.

The magazine wrote that the trial and error, muddling process of refining one's stroke led to delightful discoveries that turned "maddening" complex prospects into "natural" solutions.

In the raw observations data set, each patient's true trajectory is muddled by process and measurement noise, which results in similar looking trajectories.

It is suggested that the logic of abduction in the form of an adaptive, muddling through process is more consistent with the realities of practice in domains such as healthcare.

There are points on both sides that could be good for the UK, but I keep swinging between the two camps, and getting myself incredibly muddled in the process.

"The exciting thing about Bushy's speech is that in it we find Shakespeare struggling with a sentiment rendered stubborn by the circumstance that the speaker appears to be thinking, is doing his intellectual best to get his consolation across, and is getting slightly muddled in the process, the slight muddle being a by-product of the effect to represent intellection".

Their colors, muddled in the molding process, made them even more appealing to Moroso.