Sentence examples for murky network from inspiring English sources

Auditors say Mr. Quinn hid his investments here in a murky network of shell companies and offshore zones.

His ruling was unusually blunt, describing a murky network of shell companies with secret offshore accounts as a plan of "mesmeric complexity" that reeked of dishonesty.

ISTANBUL — Seven journalists were detained Thursday in connection with a long-running investigation into a murky network that prosecutors maintain has been plotting to overthrow the government, a case that critics have characterized as a pretext to neutralize dissidents.

The Chinese end up in the most desperate straits here partly because they are recruited through a murky network of manpower companies that rights groups say operate like human trafficking rings.

Some hold Plotnitsky in high-esteem as a hero of the separatist cause; others dismiss him as a despot-in-waiting who profits from a murky network of corruption, criminality and patronage.

But the new investigations tap deeper veins: corruption, influence peddling and accusations that public officials are answering to murky networks of power far beyond their institutional roles.

Where Padua differs from any other doping scandal is in the forensic depth of its investigation into the murky networks that lie behind the needle.

In the lawless world of Guantánamo -- and the United States' even murkier network of secret prisons run by or on behalf of the CIA -- it has taken six years and four months for British resident Binyam Mohamed to secure anything resembling justice.

ISTANBUL — A year ago, the journalist Nedim Sener was investigating a murky terrorist network that prosecutors maintain was plotting to overthrow Turkey's Muslim-inspired government.

The list of those being forced to retire includes 40 commanders who have been jailed in connection with a murky terrorist network that prosecutors maintain was conspiring to unseat the government.

As the narrative unfolds, it reveals a network of murky alliances.Mr James's "Brief History" is a brutal one.