Sentences with phrase «to muddy the waters»

Bad VR reminds us of how incredible good VR is, but it can also muddy the waters of virtual reality as it heads mainstream.

To further muddy the waters, your occupation class can play a role as to whether a benefit amount is payable.

If you want your team to install the mobile app, don't muddy the waters by asking them to add three time entries, or upload 10 documents.

Don't muddy the water with demographics that don't apply.

These, however, as judges involved in the present case have suggested, are muddy waters on to which they will not venture.

Anyone that routinely searches for hotels knows resort fees really muddy the waters when you're shopping.

Does an additional interviewer or two (or three) provide valuable insight or just muddy the waters?

The responses of the two main political parties potentially only muddy the waters further.

All they have to do is muddy the waters as much as possible.

I felt that, on a formal level, time needed to be incredibly rigid and well - defined so it wouldn't muddy the waters of the narrative later on down the line.

Being too close to your tenants can really muddy the waters when it comes to money.

Couples can get into muddy waters when it comes to one person feeling really «off» about their spouse's «friendship» with someone who could become a romantic partner.

But, regardless of the actual literary value of a book, these writers do muddy the water, so to speak.

On the other hand, if your cover letter is like muddy water — unclear — you can say goodbye to that particular job at least!

Even in human clinical studies, a variety of variables between different people muddy the waters too much for a clear picture.

These new findings add to the already muddy waters of our current understanding of the role of infant feeding in celiac disease.

Some may be aware of constituency polls and forecasts, but local parties often muddy the waters.

Instead of providing shocks or surprises, these shifts muddy the waters until you can barely tell what's going on.

The assorted views of regional bank presidents and board members in recent weeks muddy the waters further.

Unfortunately, since its publication, two more recent studies muddy these waters a bit.

For me, though, there are so many other good reasons to eat local that this one seems to muddy the waters unnecessarily.

The team found dissolved organic carbon in all of them, and they found that newly - exposed muddy water was liable to surrender 40 % more CO2 to the atmosphere.

Don't let hiring managers and recruiters muddy the waters by negotiating your salary package and benefits package at the same time.

What the Internet has really done is muddy the waters of where our trusted information comes from.

Some believe that is precisely why the governor has tried to muddy the waters on this issue.

As if new moms aren't overwhelmed enough, conflicting parenting tips come along to muddy the waters even more.

One of my complaints about the game was how it seemed to muddy the waters with all the different ways to buy new content.

Sometimes, that can only serve to muddy the waters as your Realtor could find himself having a conflict of interest being a lawyer as well.

The point is to just muddy the waters, which just makes the other side mad.

Our time together is precious — my hours with him; my days with the kids — I don't feel the need to muddy the waters too much.

Once you have made it, though, plenty of other steps come next and often seem to muddy the water when looking at them just from the vantage point of step 1.

Piles of money like that, which the fossil fuel industry remains in a good position to provide, has a way of muddying the waters in Washington.

By now, we've all heard about obstacle races and mud runs, but how about an event where you hurdle logs and trudge through muddy water pits — with a person on your back?

This dirty ice represented muddy water from Lake Vostok that had frozen back onto the bottom of the ice sheet.

Obviously, app compatibility is a concern, especially for early adopters, and muddies the waters somewhat as you have an Android device that doesn't run all Android apps.

That is a false dichotomy which muddies the water of Scriptural authority.

The explosion of Internet dating has also muddied the waters in terms of when an actual breakup is necessary, she says.

Has the judgment in Ilott muddied the waters regarding an adult child's claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Dependents) Act 1975, asks Martin Mears

without muddying the waters for your own work.

With Mr Myler and Mr Crone being vague about what had been said in the meeting, a decisive response from Mr Murdoch could get him out of trouble, or at least muddy the waters sufficiently for him to escape sanction.

The Lotus Mudra encourages purity and perseverance just like the lotus flower that blooms majestically above muddy waters of fear, attachment, and desire.