Sentence examples similar to murky contention from inspiring English sources
Refugee camps have closed and presidential polls in 2007 passed off peacefully.In this section Another charade A dry bone of contention Still murky Digging for trouble Clean it up From captain to conciliator ReprintsBut the country has recently taken a step back.
Some of its candidates have been disqualified, meetings disrupted and posters ripped down.In this section Another charade A dry bone of contention Still murky Digging for trouble Clean it up From captain to conciliator ReprintsAlthough few doubt that the NDP will triumph again, the incoming parliament may look different from the outgoing one.
Burkina Faso is landlocked, most of its 15m people are dirt-poor, and it has few natural resources.In this section Another charade A dry bone of contention Still murky Digging for trouble Clean it up From captain to conciliator ReprintsMr Compaoré, 59, has filled a vacuum.
Both are full brothers of Crown Prince Sultan, and have been widely tipped as second and third in line to the throne.In this section Another charade A dry bone of contention Still murky Digging for trouble Clean it up From captain to conciliator ReprintsThe opacity of Saudi Arabia's political system inevitably elicits much parsing of official reception lists and reading of coffee cups for clues.
Mazembe's triumph, relayed live across the continent, earned the club $1.5m in prize money.In this section Another charade A dry bone of contention Still murky Digging for trouble Clean it up From captain to conciliator ReprintsFIFA also banned three other Africans along with Mr Adamu: a Tunisian, a Malian and a Botswanan who had already served a previous ban for selling World Cup tickets.
The legal classification of ICOs and crypto-tokens remains murky and a point of contention.
Late last year, officials clarified previously murky policies to assert that many of the treatments clinics offer are unapproved drugs, a key point of contention.
This alone is enough to dispel any lingering contention, among detractors of James, that he turned his face from life; that he neglected the issues of his day or the murkier and messier sides of common experience.
