Federal law is murky, lacking even a working definition of a diploma mill; and, in 2006, Congress eliminated a requirement that online colleges and universities provide at least half their courses in actual classrooms, making it more difficult to detect bogus operations.
When "Exile on Main Street" was released in 1972, it came on the heels of two indisputable Stones classics, "Let It Bleed" and "Sticky Fingers," and many critics were nonplussed by the album's murky mix and lack of clear hit singles.
Other aspects of Carr's life that seem murky, such as her lack of male companionship, get papered over.
When Brian started working at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich in 1972, he was deeply disappointed with the Broads' murky greenish-brown water, lack of plants, and their eroded, featureless banks.
The stats surrounding trafficking are murky due to a lack of funding and also because victims are afraid to report the crimes.
On Monday, aid charity Oxfam estimated that climate aid totalled between $7.6 billion and $16.3 billion in 2013, but said "murky accounting and a lack of transparency by rich countries" made it hard to know.
Mr. Galouzine sang with a foggy tenor, a solid voice that reflected the effects of murky Russian vowels in its lack of brilliance; he improved a great deal in the third act, removing some of the patina from the instrument to reveal a bronzy glow.
Todd called the graphics "murky and grainy" and noted the lack of animation in the battles or cutscenes, in which two-dimensional pictures of the characters speaking "slide back and forth like cardboard cutouts" rather than perform realistic movements.
Match fixing, a lack of integrated technology and murky financial restrictions immediately leap to mind as areas that could reasonably be identified as troublesome.
"Are you gay?" I shrugged from the couch, explaining my consistent lack of desire, and its murky blurriness when it did surface.
