Murkier in a sentence

Carol Broom (The Crime of Brexit, Guardian 13 July, 2023) praises Jolyon Maugham KC for his persistent and successful efforts to expose the murkier aspects of English law.

It has been known for a while that Sylvester Stallone would not be appearing in the ninth movie of the franchise, but the reason behind it is a little murkier and has a couple of different facets to it.

Russia’s expanding influence in Africa are compelling, but a closer examination further reveals a murkier picture.

The belief that opening an umbrella indoors can trigger bad luck has murkier origins, as it is not entirely clear where the superstition came from.

These complex creatures and the complex lives of their hosts have become murkier but also more interesting.

Now he’s been tasked with preparing the next generation of leaders for a murkier, more arduous future in the technology that makes much of modern life possible.

Sitting near the foot of this hill are the slightly murkier waters of Lanty’s Tarn.

That's both more dubious and murkier.

The areas which seem to be a safe game for people during rains also display a murkier side where water gets collected into residential colonies.

The center situation is a bit murkier.

The SEC has made this case in recent court cases, except when it comes to Ethereum, whose legal status is even murkier.

Today, however, the functionality of these ships seems to be murkier, which is likely why the Navy has not built more than two of these boats.

A legal battle over the deadline for mail in ballots has made things murkier in the Keystone State, and the mail in ballots more favoured by Biden supporters could mean that early results from the state don’t give us the full picture.

But the incident in question was murkier than is being portrayed by those hamming it up.

Instead, it should wisely pick and choose the bits that worked and brush away the murkier or more ridiculous details.

The ocean absorbs most of the red light leaving the blue light to colour it which gets darker and murkier if there are particles in the water.

By 2005, after a murkier third wave (“a mishmash of aesthetics,” “rock bands with vague ideologies attached to them”), less than a quarter of American women identified as feminists.

In future, as 4IR technologies allow for even more automation, issues of accountability and attribution will become murkier.

While the immediate future looks bright for precious metals, the outlook is murkier for much of the rest of the commodities complex.

As they were in the era of General bin Sultan, potential Chinese sales to Saudi Arabia of ballistic missiles and cruise missiles remain one of the murkier areas of Sino-Saudi military cooperation.