Sentence examples for muddled situation from inspiring English sources

Both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore should be glad she was stopped, for they and the nation are better off in having a new presidency that is based on the fairest, most definitive count available under an admittedly muddled situation.

The most muddled situation would occur if Mr. Bush's resignation came so late that the session would begin without time for a transition.

The Arab nations that joined the alliance are uncomfortable partners; we are involved in yet one more muddled situation in a part of the world that views us with much suspicion and much contempt.

The muddled situation elsewhere in Selma was not good publicity; but on the courthouse steps, where the blacks continually formed their patient lines to try to register to vote, Mr Clark ruled, and could be relied on to behave both stupidly and brutally.

"It is a very muddled situation," Boss says.

He said: "There is no question that those who are responsible for failing vulnerable children should be held to account... but we need to move on from the muddled situation councils currently face, so the detail of today's proposals is important to get right".

The Internet has muddled the situation.

But the emergence of a second deal with the Mohawks has muddled the situation.

But just how muddled the situation has become was underlined Sunday when the general chosen by the Americans, Jasim Muhammad Saleh, declared that no foreign fighters were in the city after all.

They've talked about adopting it eventually, but their Facebook Connect product has actually muddled the situation – Facebook actually competes directly with OpenID when allowing users to sign in to third party sites via Facebook Connect.

Others disagree and will challenge Pai in court, while many states are fighting back with their own laws, further muddling the situation.