Sentence examples for murky claims from inspiring English sources
It is worth confronting these murky claims before moving on to the more rewarding murk that fills the rest of the film.
He maintains that the murkier claims from his past never come up in Bradford – particularly the suggestion he was a friend of Saddam Hussein, and the Charity Commission ruling in 2007 which found that Galloway's appeal for Iraqi children found that at least £230,000 in the fund hailed from "improper donations" linked to Hussein's oil-for-food programme.
We even have murky intelligence claims that the regime has used weapons of mass destruction.
Evans described the drug as having "murky origins" and claims investigations into the origins of thalidomide can be traced back to murderous experiments in second world war concentration camps.
A murky Sunni group claimed responsibility.Yasser Arafat probably died of natural causes in 2004, according to a leaked report by French experts who examined his exhumed body.
Records might be smashed at Llanwrtyd Wells in the wild landscape of Powys when the annual bog- snorkelling championship attracts contestants from around the world and spectators cheer them on as they struggle through the murky quagmire to claim victory.
Since most transportation laws were written before they exist, ridesharing apps have operated with murky legality by claiming they are tech platforms and therefore not subject to the same regulations as traditional taxi fleets.
Although the exact dates are murky, many scholars claim that the first books of the Torah were written around 1280 BCE.
They did not make it, and the precise reasons for that are murky but one story claims English pirates captured them.
The accusations evoked the murky world of rumor, claim and counterclaim in which Mr. Litvinenko appeared to operate before his death in November 2006 and raised questions about his role in the twilight arena of competing intelligence services.
Some police advocates assert that the Black Lives Matter movement has fostered an anti-law enforcement climate, though the evidence used to support that claim is murky.
