Sentence examples for we will muddle through from inspiring English sources

We assume we will muddle through.

We will muddle through because the alternatives are worse.

So we keep our fingers crossed in the hope we will muddle through.

"We will muddle through," predicted James T. Swanson, chief investment strategist for MFS Investment, a mutual fund company based in Boston.

Here is my only real prediction: Whatever happens on election day, we will muddle through, the republic will survive and the first aspirants for the 2016 presidential campaign will start wandering the back roads of Iowa and New Hampshire right after Groundhog Day.

Perhaps that means we'll muddle through again.

Or, in the words of Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's ambassador to America: "We'll muddle through again".

Nobody gets a standing ovation for saying: "Well, things are a bit of a mess but somehow we'll muddle through, as we always do".

The best hope is that the authorities will "muddle through": stabilise the European sovereign-debt crisis, steer developed economies back on to a path of 2-3% annual growth while simultaneously devising realistic plans to reduce government debt over the medium term.

"But we'll muddle through".

But we'll muddle through it together.