Sentence examples for murky ways from inspiring English sources

US officials have been involved in Mobley's detention in murky ways since it began in 2010.

The children of some of China's leaders have amassed huge fortunes in murky ways.

After 1993, as newly independent Slovakia embarked on an authoritarian path under Mr Mečiar, Havel's name was again dragged through the mud, mainly because of his criticism of the prime minister's murky ways.

The overall package of rule changes was trumpeted by Democrats as a beam of sunlight on the murky ways in which lobbyists and interest groups influence legislation, but the process was hardly a model of open government.

Newspaper stories, some posing as exposés of Hollywood's murky ways, have made much of the fact that the film doesn't even hint at Nash's homosexuality and ignores the fact that the long-suffering Alicia divorced and re-married him.

The current trial appears to be a rerun of the earlier one: the same charges, the same flaws in evidence and, crucially, the same cast of officials linked in murky ways to the case.

Do we, in some murky way, deserve — or, at any rate, come to suit — the maladies that we inherit?

Do we, in some murky way, deserve or, at any rate, come to suit the maladies that we inherit?

All of these techniques are new to Russians, and seem surreal in contrast with the top-down, financially murky way Russia has conducted its political business until now.

By China's low standards, Alibaba generally gets good marks for governance, with one caveat: observers have doubts about the murky way in which Mr Ma spun out Alipay from the parent company a few years ago.

But for many Japanese, the Obuchi affair seemed to be yet another example of the murky way in which power has long been wielded in this country, contributing to widespread feelings of powerlessness and apathy about politics.