Sentence examples for murky gap from inspiring English sources
So how do we decide what's what, and does it even matter?" What she has in mind, she continues, is "a book that takes up residence in the murky gap between genres, and by its stubborn self-position there, forces us to consider important things".
That same knowledge gap has created a murky territory for doctors and their female pain patients.
Until now, that gap had been obscured by Japan's murky corporate disclosure rules.
More than 30 years later, the three (now played by Tom Wilkinson, Ciaran Hinds and Helen Mirren) struggle with the gap between the official story of their exploits and the murky truth of the matter.
Yes, the math suggests it is unlikely that Senator Clinton can close the gap among pledged delegates, and the prospects for what happens after the primaries end are murky: maybe she is only putting off the inevitable.
The ownership of the work contains lot of gaps; even the periods where there is some record are often complicated and, according to Dhanens, "murky" in aspects.
