muddle

Muddling through by trying to resurrect a failed banking system, which will likely fail again, is not the answer.

Evgeny Gavrilenkov, chief economist at Troika, a Russian investment bank, calls it "a good muddling through" .

Voters are now muddling through a year in which we expect GDP to contract by 3. 5%.

Given the political quagmire, economic policy in the next few years is likely to remain a matter of muddling through.

Muddling along with what they inherited feels like an arduous and imperfect compromise.

If there is a muddling of that distinction, has Baidu somehow contributed to consumers' purchasing products that harmed them?

Many technical interviews are very theory-heavy, muddling the divide between Computer Science and Software Engineering.

At a conference in Vienna last week, a perceptive speaker said that "muddling through" was actually a sound strategy in many circumstances.

Since the budget cuts started in 2009, says Ms Feinstein, the court has been muddling through.

It was written by the American political scientist Charles Lindblom and published in 1959 under the title The Science of Muddling Through.

Muddling through is a choice, but it doesn't appear to be appropriate to the challenges Taiwan faces.

The package announced last week is a classic case of muddling through; it doesn't really solve anything.

This week the shortcomings of this muddling-through were laid bare (see article).

"Toxoplasma is altering these circuits in the amygdala, muddling fear and attraction, " House said.

Be good to be true enlightened; reckless in order to make a difference! Muddling days; catch catch lice!

The Ukrainian middle class, tired of muddling through, trusted Mr Yushchenko to smash that system.

Prof Lindblom, still muddling through at 92, celebrates the 50th anniversary of his article.

Therefore, in line with the holistic and tolerant, tolerant friends on muddling along, had to make also a kind of survival Oh.

Second, the markets are convinced that muddling through cannot work.

But even with these amendments, this still leaves muddling through in the lead.

Muddling along, life is like a dream, too serious, Huode Lei!

Come on, Tao Zi! Don't say it in those terms like muddling around, OK?

His oft-cited article is "The Science of 'Muddling Through" .

Was this pragmatism or just "muddling through. "

But muddling through is a short-term solution that stores up long-term problems.

You're muddling up the papers.

Muddling through is the likely outcome for most banks.

By muddling through, is the best guess.

And, if not, whether there is any alternative to muddling through and ad hoc crisis management.

In our factory you see nobody muddling along.

Not see, nor say, muddling is used to ward off falling in love.

It's a story of effective muddling through.

She's still muddling along making up her mind.

I was muddling along through my college years.

You're muddling up the different kinds of letters.

Muddling through is the best that can be done , and more often than not it suffices .

Of aspirations, ? muddling along and the people, the suffering of the disaster, that is unfortunate.

I believe I am muddling it up.

In the narrow circle of environmental protection, there are so many people muddling along.

He's still muddling on.

Robert Zoellick, World Bank president, criticised an attitude of "muddling through" in Japan and the US as well as the eurozone.

On the other hand, just muddling along is expensive, dangerous, and depressing.

He drank on, however, and had four or five shillings to pay out of his wages every Saturday night for that muddling liquor;

some people muddling along into the day into a day monk bell, called dawdle;