Sentence examples for murky issues from inspiring English sources

The murky issues and facts arising from the Petraeus and Allen investigations must be pursued quickly.

People hope the case may cast light on several murky issues.

Until the settlement between Mr. Fairey and The Associated Press, the case was watched closely as one that might define more clearly the murky issues surrounding the fair-use exceptions to copyright protections.

If the bill is adopted, there will be concerns in the investment community about being drawn into new regulations covering murky issues about what might constitute political intelligence activity.

These murky issues weren't exactly cleared up by the Supreme Court, which ruled in June that human DNA can't be patented.

Book writer Craig Lucas also throws in some murky issues about the Resistance that are poorly explained, not to mention a wealthy American patroness of the arts named Milo (Jill Paice).

Then there is the rather murky issue of ownership.

But what proportion of those would actually hit land is another murky issue.

The really murky issue is that of securing legal sanctions for the war.

But the recent wave of immigration to Spain has thrust the murky issue into the spotlight.

If the court really wanted to bring clarity to a murky issue, it should have gone further.