Sentence examples for murkier from inspiring English sources

But how other viruses affect long term health is far murkier.

Away from public parks, the issue grows even murkier: what about sidewalks, schoolyards, backyards, and private rooftops?

Lawyers for Sarah Shoraka, 33, and Ben Stewart, 36, both Greenpeace employees, said the issue of PC Mark Kennedy, allegedly at the centre of a £250,000-a-year undercover operation within the climate change movement, had become "murkier still".

Mr Brown's case is murkier, since there is no video footage.

But by embarking on an ambitious programme of reform, the government has encouraged scrutiny of the murkier corners of constitution and has raised the profile of judges.

THOSE who watch the murkier overlaps between power and money in eastern Europe have long worried quietly about Lithuania's Snoras Bankas, part of a business empire that includes the country's leading daily paper.

The snooping scandal is murkier, and seems to have involved an abuse of power.

They can lose half their brightness in just a few hundred hours and cost $1,500 each to replace.Things get murkier faster if a film is projected in three dimensions.

If a large international bank went belly-up, things would be far murkier.

A more liberal, open India may eventually come, but not before a brighter light is shone into its murkier corners.

Judgments about whose bonds to buy, and the risks of making a loss, would take the bank beyond pure monetary policy into murkier waters best navigated by politicians.