Sentence examples for muddling the issue from inspiring English sources

Yet the media is already muddling the issue.

But at the risk now of muddling the issue and introducing a note of shrill male self-pity … how about men's self-image?

"They keep trying to muddle the issue," she said of White House officials.

By talking to the wrong people — in particular, the people at Fix the Debt, who've been doing their best to muddle the issue.

But he said he thought that Genasense might be working by mechanisms other than turning off the bcl-2 gene, leaving still muddled the issue of whether antisense works.

The point is, the footprint approach muddles the issue rather than simplifying it, apparently for the sake of yielding an alarming overall ecological deficit.However, supposing everything WWF says about footprints is correct, how does the group come up with the catastrophe they have pencilled in for 2030?

These worst-case scenarios muddle the issue a bit.

But it might muddle the issue enough that some Republicans from those states might still vote for the bill.

Unfortunately, some of the less scrupulous telecoms seek to muddle the issue, deliberately confusing this with the kind of regulation that has hampered business.

When gentrification is criticized these days, it tends to be done in terms that muddle the issues.

The article so fully muddles the issues that the best thing one can hope for is that someone else wrote the article, and the Governor simply signed her name.