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muddle along
verb
- intr, adverb to proceed in a disorganized way
Example Sentences
Before First Republic reported its earnings, âI would have said that it seems like thereâs a good chance they can muddle along,â David Smith of Autonomous Research told DealBook.
âCountries can muddle along with a great deal of poor economic performance and still be a major force in international politics,â noted Aaron L. Friedberg of Princeton, author of âGetting China Wrong.â
They muddle along, but with an undue burden of suffering.
The question is whether the new government is able to come up with a real strategy to push the process forward or whether it will simply âmuddle alongâ like former Chancellor Angela Merkel, who professed her support for the region but did little to change the dynamics, said Bieber.
âWe can no longer just kind of muddle along. We really have to think big, because weâre going to have to create a new regulatory framework. And it doesnât mean that we have to start over from scratch,â Babbitt said.
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