In early April, during Tesla's weekly executive staff meeting, Mike Donoughe, a Chrysler veteran, mentioned that a murky set of administrative problems at BorgWarner, the company's transmission supplier, was delaying Roadster production.
The complicated tapestry of his life came to an end Tuesday when police in Charlotte, N.C., shot Scott outside a condominium complex amid a murky set of circumstances that sparked riots, fueled the debate over police tactics and became the latest Rorschach test for the nation's view on race.
And they said that this could well complicate the negotiations between the two nations, shifting the focus from legal issues to the murkier set of ethics that govern the cloak-and-dagger operations in the spy world.
Chuck Hagel, a Republican senator, thinks this murky intervention sets "an irresponsible precedent".
The Panama Papers shed fresh light on several murky companies set up to commercialise international chess.
From another perspective Jane Urquhart's The Night Stages was an extended meditation on how one may progress from a bright past to a murky future, set against the turmoil of an Irish family's history.
Not when his opponent, Thomas Johansson, had obviously cribbed a page from Martin's two-sets-down comeback chapter, and rocked aces that threatened to send the match into the murky five-set territory.
While he cannot come near Britten in expressing sinister erotic appeal, Mr. Berkeley is good at murky scene-setting, as in the opening low glissando figures, and at moments of exasperation, like the passage where Rochester's baritone seems to be pushed up and tightened by an insistent piccolo.
That is to say (lest my discourse perhaps gets a bit murky), I set you forth as the one thing out of all that I should admire and imitate.
The fish are less colorful, the water is murky and the setting is not so much "Pirates of the Caribbean" as it is industrial accident.
But he made his reputation with films like "Seven" and "Fight Club": smart, noirish, visually arresting thrillers set in a world of glamorous grunge, so murky that the sets seem to be illuminated by candles and so rain-drenched ("Seven" especially) that they appear to have been filmed during a deluge.
