Sentence examples for murky when from inspiring English sources

But things get murky when it comes to negotiating a price or discussing a home's flaws.

(Copyright status can become murky when authors die or publishing houses go out of business).

Talk about murky: when is a leer too long and an ogle illegal?

But the forecast for downtown was murky when Mr. Morgenthau resolved to go ahead with the east wing project.

The practice becomes legally murky when mutual funds say in their prospectus, as most do, that they act to prevent timing, but still allow the practice.

But in this case, I also took some liberty with hospital policy; after all, the isolation recommendations are murky when it comes to family members.

But the picture is murkier when it comes to income.

Things got murkier when tallying up property damages.

The picture is a bit murkier when it comes to CEOs.

Things got much murkier when the foreign policy establishment turned to groups of private citizens as ambassadors for science.

He added, "It's a lot murkier when you go back and examine deals from a dozen years ago that couldn't even have envisioned digital distribution".