Muddies

But exchanges from April 14, 2020, suggest he later rejected the guidance, telling an aide the move just “muddies the waters”.

Sir Chris Whitty told him there should be Covid testing for 'all going into care homes' - but Mr Hancock's WhatsApp messages revealed he did not follow the guidance, instead telling advisers it 'muddies the waters'.

But it’s not just the that muddies the waters, there’s Adrian’s penchant for lying and manipulating everyone around him in a bid to control all versions of the truth.

That of course muddies what is in store for Sutton’s future and could possibly result in some missed games in 2024.

The only detail that muddies the waters with trafficking victims who also suffer from substance use disorder is that police are still allowed to investigate violations of Maine’s drug laws, Walsh said.

The vast majority of trans people who take puberty blockers then go on to take gender-affirming hormones, which further muddies the water when researching the outcomes of GnRH use.

The older XPS 13 7390 that we reviewed is still available as well, which further muddies matters.

And it seriously muddies the waters of what is a genuine and egregious problem.

If an arm of the Atlantic Council is making censorship decisions for Facebook, that muddies the waters.

If true, that rather muddies the water, doesn't it?

The arming of such drones with explosive warheads only further muddies the waters.

We do know that an ongoing issue which muddies the water so to speak when making yearly trend comparisons is that Nike has restructured international reporting units as part of its ongoing transformation that we talked about last year.