Sentence examples for murky projects from inspiring English sources

Nicky Parsons Julia Stiless) his longtime associate and quasi-romantic interest now makes a reappearance to get him to break cover and become her ally in a new Snowden-style whistleblowing – she is going to upload to the web all the files concerning "Treadstone" (his personal operation) and many other murky projects.

The narrator is recruited to work on a murky project involving Kafka, who, her contact alleges, did not actually die in 1924.

City investors beg to buy shares of Melmotte's newly incorporated South Central Pacific and Mexican Railway, a murky project for a rail line from Salt Lake City to Vera Cruz that has all the signs of being a fraud.

Sub Club, Thu SC Adam Winchester and Chris Jarman are veterans of a number of murky musical projects in Bristol; their latest, Dot Product, is darker and stranger still.

The audio is muffled, and the murky video projected on a narrow white strip of a screen is uncomfortably titillating.

It's an apt moniker for this murky trip-hop project launched by the twenty-year-old producer Alec Koone.

In February the president of the Royal Institute of British Architects, Jane Duncan, said the bridge procurement process was sufficiently murky that the project should be stopped and scrutinised before more public money was spent.

Firms range from big listed outfits to provincial builders on the make.The condition of these projects is murky, partly because most have their finances ring-fenced and do not reveal them in public.

Beyond that the schedule for summer 2004 is murkier, but two major projects are moving ahead.

Although the exact nature of Lanier's contribution to the project was murky, it seemed to be a combination of freewheeling speculation and niggling detail.

So it's more likely that smaller, murkier entities — municipalities and projects that did borrow beyond their ability to repay, helped by the absence of disclosure rules — that will default in the fragmented muni market.