Sentence examples for murky results from inspiring English sources
But the question of whether sex strikes are generally effective calls up mixed, murky results.
Every so often, a music theorist tries to determine what late works have in common, with interesting but murky results.
Efforts to correct for these factors and tease out pure climate signals have produced somewhat murky results, with no strong evidence of a worldwide trend, at least so far.
The murky results are generally unlovely if occasionally striking, though, like Mr. Shyamalan's decision to have most of the actors deliver most of their lines in a hush, as if they were courtiers tendering precious gifts, the low illumination does help create an air of claustrophobic intimacy.
High-tech scans sometimes yield murky results, so patients have to get the more invasive procedure anyway.
Trials in at-risk patients would cost millions of dollars and could take years to perform; they might yield murky results–or worse.
Unpleasing, contrived, eclectic, monotonous discothèque music, the last murky result of the amalgam of black and white musical motifs the background against which the tiny dramas of white and black misapprehension are nowadays played.
Unpleasing, contrived, eclectic, monotonous discothèque music, the last murky result of the amalgam of black and white musical motifs — the background against which the tiny dramas of white and black misapprehension are nowadays played.
His explorations of Germanic repertory have yielded murkier results.
All those years came down, as they often do in the Olympics, to less than half a second — the difference between triumph and the murkier result of the bronze medal.
While GSK's partner Human Genome Sciences invented the drug, Glaxo invested in Hgene-huntingtechnologyology back in 1993 and stayed the course even after murky early results.
