Sentence examples for probably messy from inspiring English sources

Merging your company culture with another is a bit like combining a Trifle and a Tiramisu into a single dessert, layer by layer — hard work, probably messy, and it might taste a bit weird for a while.

Bold though it was, his mission was a failure and probably a messy one at that.

It's probably too messy for the Peoples' Prince to meddle in at this point.

Our economic future is probably too messy, and too independent of any one easily communicated mood, slogan or title, to be encapsulated in a single book.

Chris Tarry, an analyst at Commerzbank in London, said growing trans-Atlantic friction over steel and other trade issues "means it will probably get messy for the airlines," but that proving that an airline used aid unfairly would be very difficult.

That would probably be messy.

"It will probably be messy," Obama told the Register.

A totally random (and probably fairly messy) new use for alcohol?

It's a gory way to celebrate 2012, but it's probably less messy than going out for the night.

Unless you've perfected the art of tidying up like Marie Kondo has, your house probably gets messy just a little too easily.

However, Yonhap news agency noted that the North issued advance notice to both China and the United States ahead of the test, which is basically the geopolitical equivalent of letting your neighbors know you intend to throw a massive house party on Saturday and even though things will probably get messy, you don't really mean any harm.