Sentence examples for murky collapse from inspiring English sources
And the scandal in the early 1980's over the murky collapse of Banco Ambrosiano, which had strong ties to the Vatican Bank, tarnished the church, cost the Vatican hundreds of millions of dollars, and prompted an internal reform of church finances.
The answer is more complicated than you might think, for America's markets for electricity were murky even before the collapse of Enron.
Some banks, burdened by foreign-currency debts and murky dealings, are close to collapse.
Nor did he blame the murky conditions for Australia's collapse of seven for 44.
Indeed, for all the songs' murky tone and tendency to collapse into ragged fragments, they rarely stint on tunes: Northern Whale and The Bunting Song are particularly lovely.
The murky free-for-all culminated in a financial collapse in 1998.
The circumstances surrounding the collapse of Mr. Petraeus's career remain murky.
Yet seven years after the $1.3 billion scandal, the still-murky role of the 67-year-old Archbishop in the collapse of the Milan-based Banco Ambrosiano continues to undermine confidence in the Vatican's financial affairs.
Ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union, John le Carré has been looking for targets beyond the murky, mutual, spying of the cold war.
The public deserve a deeper explanation of RBS's collapse – not least because the lack of transparency over RBS is part of a murkier picture.
