Sentence examples for murky saying from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, YouTube's position on advertising is a little more murky, saying that only "paid" ads have to meet a series of YouTube's advertising guidelines.

"It's still vague and murky," said one of them.

"The Australopithecus-Homo transition has always been murky," said Daniel E. Lieberman, a paleoanthropologist at Harvard University.

"The fundamental outlook remains murky, the outlook for second-quarter earnings remains murky," said Larry Wachtel, market analyst at Prudential Securities.

"In reality, the water is very murky," said Mr. Gili, who coaxed the water to a lavender when printing.

"I agree that off-label use can become murky," said Dr. Keith Horvath, a surgeon at Northwestern University.

"We had to use lots of warm colours as the light here is pretty murky," says Jane.

The global outlook is so murky, said the bank's president, Wim Duisenberg, that lowering rates now might not have the desired effect on economic activity.

"A lot of the law on this is still murky," said Ed Beckwith, a Washington lawyer who teaches philanthropic law at Georgetown University.

"A lot of the deals that took place were quite murky," said Kane. "We are not used to individual land ownership here".

"Whenever you're going to give something historical scrutiny, its initial clarity is going to get murky," said Charles Maier, a professor of history and European studies at Harvard.