Sentences with phrase «more muddling»

My main point is this: even with the great powers that a central bank has, the next tightening cycle has ample reason for large negative surprises, leading to a premature end of the tightening cycle, and more muddling thereafter, or possibly, some scenario that the Treasury and Fed can't control.

Use a muddler (or the handle of a wooden spoon or a long - handle ice tea spoon — though neither is anywhere near as effective) to crush the mint and watermelon, releasing their flavor into the syrup — the more muddling, the fuller the flavors.

Only with maybe a little more muddling through at first.

The government has so far failed to clarify the standards of its foreign investment review process, which garnered headlines as the government rejected BHP's takeover of Potash Corp and became even more muddled in the aftermath of the CNOOC / Nexen and Petronas / Progress takeovers.

Antarctic trends are more muddled, but they do not offset the great losses in the Arctic.

«This study suffers from the same negative stereotypes about atheists that most of society has, and it has simply reinforced that prejudice with more muddled thinking.»

The blackberries in my batch are much more muddled.

The nomenclature gets even more muddled when the chilehead travels to Bali, a Hindu outpost in predominately Muslim Indonesia.

Things get even more muddle - headed when you consider what this move would mean strategically.

Because Africa did not remain isolated, the picture became more muddled and clouded than what's happened in Australia, says Springer.

The results — from studies of crows, butterflies, mosquitoes, fish and other organisms — suggest that the concept of species is even more muddled than we thought, and that genetic changes don't always align with more visible ones, such as appearance.

In the first bleary - eyed moments of wakefulness, cognitive function and short - term memory may be more muddled for 8 - hour - a-night sleepers than for the sleep - deprived, a new study suggests.

Also, they are careful to say, now, that intend to improve ill - health but as we know from epigenetic aging, these concepts can untangled and uncoupled; and thus, remaining healthy would theoretically allow eternal life; but that is something epigenetic aging has answers that are more muddled and less hopeful.

Here it seems a little more muddled.

Society is so disconnected that it confuses sentience for sentiment — a misunderstanding that's about to become all the more muddled with the introduction of a new operating system called OS1.

That's also something that everyone else in the film does, too, but once the official government intelligence services get involved, their tunnel - vision expertise succeeds only in making everything even more muddled.

With ebook readers expected in the next year from Plastic Logic, Hearst, and News Corp., and the much - rumored «Apple Tablet» on the horizon, things may only get more muddled.

I suppose now, with the importance of Amazon as a book retailer, the middle has become more muddled as different techniques and different goals are at play.

The latter is just the branding that T - Mobile adopted ex post facto to dumb it down for the masses, since HotSpot @Home was even more muddled.

Dogs much like the Beagle are traced all the way back to the times of ancient Romans, although the dogs we call Beagles today have a more muddled history.

With the implementation of virtual 7.1 there's always the risk of the audio becoming more muddled and less defined than standard stereo as the software or hardware attempts to take stereo sound, then split it to replicate sitting in a room with numerous speakers.

Sustainability is a crappy term because it conjures up all sorts of feel good things which don't require any analysis and that lead to more muddled «goals.»

Antarctic trends are more muddled, but they do not offset the great losses in the Arctic.Joshua Stevens / NASA Earth Observatory

A mystery about global methane trends just got more muddled.

(In March 2017, a New York Times article said psychographics weren't used; recent articles offer a somewhat more muddled picture.)

The problem gets a little bit more muddled up when we factor in the fact that, nosy employers find it «abnormal and suspicious» when they're unable to find any trace of you on Facebook!

It's more muddled with a modified gross lease since the landlord pays these costs for the first, or base, year of the lease.

Not exact matches

That's not an endorsement of unstructured, «intuitive» decision - making; rather, Kay cites those who found success by hewing to Charles Lindblom's more structured «science of muddling through,» including Picasso, Sam Walton and Warren Buffett.

As the government lurched from one muddle to the next, they promised clearer rules and a more transparent process.

When words describe reality rather than mask or muddle it, they're more likely to prompt meaningful action.

Meanwhile, with the NFL still muddling through a string of scandals and legal failures (and in a season that is on track to have more penalty flags than ever before), look for a rise in interest in alternative football options like the new China American Football league, in which NFL veteran - turned - ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski is a principal investor.

Action: Use multiple browsers and / or browser containers Who is this for: People who don't want to stop using social media entirely How difficult is it: Some effort to not get in a muddle Tell me more: Using different browsers for different online activities can be a good way of separating portions of your browsing activity.

What's more, the beer industry's true giants have been muddling the market further by producing «crafty» beers like Blue Moon and Shock Top.

Alas, it is more likely that the EU and Greek government will muddle through until the next crisis.

The USDMYR landscape is a bit muddled, and this air of uncertainty could extend, more so if opinion on the soft dollar narrative become less reliable.

Economic trends were suggesting muddling - through at best, right when economists were becoming more positive.

Some Lutheran thinkers have been more than ready to say that all we can do is to muddle through.

I muddled through four presentations that weekend, and four more a few weekends later when 600 high schoolers attended the same event.

In the beginning, and all along the way, America is the product of a Puritan - Lockean synthesis, and sometimes the synthesis has looked more like an inherently contradictory muddle.

Just muddling through some long pondered convictions... may I act on them more!

Still, if you clammer for more sources I'll provide another... though your mind is clearly so muddled with arrogance and your heart so full of contempt rather than love... it will likely have no chance of penetrating your thick skull.

More often than not, when you get involved in the lives of people, you will find that your paper theology begins to get a bit muddled.

However by committing very human muddled thinking by way of logical fallacies, they demonstrate that their religion is no more than an indulged fantasy and that they are no more than a bunch of sanctimonious buffoons!

It's in the actual give - and - take of interacting that couples work (or muddle) through to more fulfilling patterns.

According to this line of thought, the remedy to the subjectivist muddle is for the churches to preach better sermons — which is mainly suggested to mean the preaching of more doctrinally - substantive sermons.

This lecture seems to have been devoted in large part to criticisms of Alexander, specifically that his notion of «emergence» is too vague and muddled to give any useful account of «cognitive experience» in particular, or of the more general observations of the novel and creative features of determinate actualities of whatever sort.

But the very point is that we will be even more in a muddle without some such categories with which to talk about these complexities.

Muddle lightly for a subtle hint of rosemary; muddle harder for more a prominent fMuddle lightly for a subtle hint of rosemary; muddle harder for more a prominent fmuddle harder for more a prominent flavor.

Make it extra indulgent by muddling a bit more mint, sugar, and lemon juice in each glass and adding a shot of rum along with the tea mixture.

Equally stylish and refreshing, the Brockmans Herbal Sour is a delicious high summer cocktail made with gomme, a classic and more sophisticated alternative to simple syrup, along with hints of muddled ginger and tarragon that pair beautifully with Brockmans unique botanical character.