muddle through

The assumption is still that the euro zone will somehow muddle through, at least for a while.

The financial crisis tends to corroborate its ability to muddle through a global recession.

An outsider can muddle through an unfamiliar wilderness at some level, but to thrive or to survive a crisis, he'll require local expertise.

If you can't find such an option for your operating system, you'll have to muddle through by installing packages piecemeal.

If the West can commit enough in military and civilian assistance, the present government should muddle through, at least in the cities.

She is a very disorganized person but she always seems to muddle through.

'They'll be trying to muddle through and hope it doesn't come to that.

The muddle-through approach to the eurozone crisis has failed to resolve the fundamental problems of divergence within the union.

If the German taxpayer manages, however grudgingly, to accept that it's her duty to shoulder the burden, the euro will muddle through.

They never seem to have a proper plan but manage to muddle through somehow.

With luck, another stimulus package will not be necessary. America will overcome its current economic woes and Europe will muddle through.

Rather than succumbing to inflation or recession, the global economy will muddle through, as it has many times in the past.

At first the government tried to muddle through by trying to recapitalise the insurer.

But, while banks might muddle through, their lending capacity would be impaired, slowing Russia's recovery.

It is possible that Greece may yet muddle through this crisis.

The uncertainty caused by the muddle-through approach is draining investors' confidence and increasing the risk of a euro disaster.

The obstacles to fundamental change are so forbidding that leaders will always be tempted to try to muddle through.

If I had known, I would have kept my trap shut. Yeah, well, we'll muddle through.

None of us knew much about staging a variety show, so we just had to muddle through.

China was once central to hopes that the world could muddle through the credit crisis without a recession.

The base case remains that growth will be strong enough for China to muddle through the various stresses afflicting its economy.

But this would simply maintain a status quo in which we muddle through, and permit a slow deterioration of conditions there.

In sum, absent an implosion in the euro zone, China should be able to muddle through 2012.

Calling for the coming crash of China may be popular, but predicting the coming muddle-through is probably more accurate.

Hungary might muddle through for a few months.

Muddled it may have been , but governments did muddle through .

Instead we may muddle through crisis after crisis, slowly getting poorer not all at once but relentlessly, irreversibly, over time.

For the moment, much is riding on the world's ability to muddle through.

And though the government may muddle through for a few years yet, ultimately the situation is unsustainable.

Short -sighted , no long- term interests, discourteous, love avail oneself of loopholes, chaos Huyou, prices, muddle through, irresponsible.

The third option is to muddle through, shedding a few duds and tolerating the rest.

But if the EU chooses instead to follow its instincts and muddle through, it risks paying a high economic and political price.

We simply cannot continue to muddle through it with a Band-Aid approach .

Figure out how you can muddle through the week with minimal damage to your social scene.

He may only muddle through. But the door is open.

The economy has sufficient momentum that Beijing can muddle through with piecemeal reforms for now.

I can't stand the atmosphere in my original company where everyone tries to muddle through their work.

Yet if Taiwan chooses to muddle through as present trends continue, three effects are not improbable.

If our ignorance is infinite, the only possible course of action is to muddle through as best we can.

The "muddle through" US scenario looks plausible from surveys of economic activity.

Those enterprises with minimal or ad hoc IT governance could muddle through with business as usual.

The attempt by the world's central banks and governments to "muddle through" the credit crisis has survived 2010 intact.

Such problems arise, just muddle through another review, privately still dry.

Just maybe, the aspirations of the revolution can muddle through.

America will overcome its current economic woes and Europe will muddle through.

He described himself as belonging to the "China-will-muddle-through camp. "

Operating adopt a serious attitude, not random muddle through.

If a worker can muddle through the paperwork, though, he may receive between 50 and 80 percent of salary, for up to six months.

"It's a muddle-through strategy that may just work, " says one senior bank executive.

Forthe moment, therefore, the most likely outcome is neither collapse nowadays towards integration, butforthe euro zone to muddle through.

The work was difficult, but he managed somehow to muddle through.

My advice to you: continue to muddle through as best you can.

In most cases users muddle through instead of reading the information a designer has provided.

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

' Even if companies line up finances, there is little guarantee that they won't just muddle through as usual.

Muddle through might, well, just muddle though.

Europe tried the muddle-through approach. It isn't working.

Nobody wants to just muddle through, Henry.

It always amazes me how Tom manages to muddle through .

My friends in Brussels tell me Europe will muddle through this; somehow, it always does.

But you don't have to muddle through.

Clearly there are a lot of problems with the economy but people may underestimate the government's ability to muddle through.

In truth, I have no theories at all, except that working life can be hard and we must muddle through as best we can.

At one point, while you were focused on Iraq, you said well, we can "muddle through" Afghanistan.

So the EU will, as ever, muddle through.

We just muddle through and do the best we can, and hope this fragile thing survives, against all odds.

It is very vague. The government clearly intends to muddle through.

On the other hand strictly controlled and not leave freely, without financial strength to muddle through, firmly controlled.

put another way , if you can speak basic japanese conversation , it will help you enough to muddle through most things