Sentence examples for murky source from inspiring English sources

The sale won the then government plaudits for trying to depoliticise the insurer, which had long been a murky source of patronage for post-communist governments.

Yet despite the book's tone of "joyous idiocy" — as another reviewer wrote, apparently in praise — it is clear that politics, in the broadest sense, runs like a murky source beneath the overbright tale.

It enjoys murky sources of private funding, including regular payments from al-Qaeda in Iraq.

At the same time, the investigation that led the United States to the bank, the Lebanese Canadian Bank, provides new insights into the murky sources of Hezbollah's money.

He is widely believed to have spent close to $65 million, some of it from murky sources, to win his arguably fraudulent election as governor in 1994.

"Most groups are a reaction to the regime, whereas we are fighting for a vision," explains one of its fighters.Though Jabhat al-Nusra says it gets most of its weapons from the spoils of battle, it also enjoys murky sources of private funding, including regular payments from al-Qaeda in Iraq.

They wrapped themselves in a mantle of objectivity by attributing views to “industry observers” or other murky sources.

They wrapped themselves in a mantle of objectivity by attributing views to "industry observers" or other murky sources.

Israeli-born and resident in New York, Ehrenfeld has made a career of following money trails to their murkiest sources and been threatened and sued multiple times for her efforts.

Being in hock to the unions makes it hard to attack the Tories on their even murkier, corporate sources of funding.

Although all three parties -- UNMOVIC, the United States and Iraq -- agreed that the flight was operated on behalf of the inspectors, some parts of the incident "remain murky," a U.N. source said.