Sentence examples for murky signals from inspiring English sources

That is different from Facebook and Twitter, where likes, pokes, retweets and favorites are often murky signals at best.

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Capitalism has been brought to its knees by murky price signals.

Less than a month after he and Vice President Al Gore effectively secured their parties' presidential nominations, the guessing game is in full swing, with a dizzying array of names being tossed around, and the two candidates' actions being scrutinized for even the murkiest of signals.

But he does concede that internships (he has done them himself) can be useful: "Even if their exact content often remains murky, [they] signal a go-getter applicant, already fluent in office culture... internships are a 'test-drive' for both the intern and the employer".

Until then the murky waters of progesterone signaling in the membrane will remain treacherous.

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.

But Texas law governing groundwater is murky, and a recent state appeals court decision signals that only years of expensive legal battles will provide clarity.

PAGES A10, A12, A13 THE TV WATCH -- Confusion over the Vatican smokestack's signal to the world made for riveting television, if murky commentary.

This was first signalled last year when Andimathu Raja, a former minister accused of overseeing a murky sale of 2G telecom licences, was locked up while awaiting trial.

Official statistics often send conflicting signals about how the economy is doing, but the current picture is unusually murky.