Sentence examples for murky case from inspiring English sources

In their judgment, Lord Justice Rix and Lord Justice Moses said it was a "murky case".

Instead the murky case of the ambitious politician has stoked a long-simmering debate about the future of the country's economic and political reforms.

Erik Wemple of The Washington Post called the incident "high editorial malpractice" because it took the tape of the 911 call — the only hard and fast piece of evidence in an otherwise murky case — and mangled it beyond recognition.

Page 10 A MURKY CASE OF IDENTITY A man in Kabul claiming to be a former Taliban commander wrangled a post as head of a government department and was taken by the coalition military on a speaking tour to persuade the locals to follow his example and abandon the Taliban, except the locals have never heard of him.

BANGKOK — Thai police units on Monday seized what they said was a large stash of two chemicals that could be used to make rudimentary bombs, as a murky case that put the country on alert for a terrorist attack took a confusing turn.

South Korea's Park Geun-hye is also facing threats of impeachment in a murky case involving a family friend said to have exercised undue influence.

In murky cases you might want to consult an architect or a lawyer.

The records include many of the murky cases that typify the image of Guantánamo, where detainees take issue with their own supposed confessions and, sometimes, their identities.

In the interview on his plane, Mr. Kerry said he was reluctant to define how he would act in specific situations -- particularly in murky cases like Pakistan -- because conditions could change by next year.

It also noted that neither the NSA nor the FBI has fulsomely declassified their targeting procedures, but the PCLOB panelists also vouched for the NSA taking affirmative steps to determine in murky cases that a target is a non-American abroad.

We decided each of these murky cases on an individual basis.