Sentence examples for a more confusing manner from inspiring English sources

A single town half-way between Shenzhen and Guangzhou, in an area which used to be all collective farms, started off making toys in township and village enterprises and by 2002 was producing 40% of the magnetic recording heads used in hard-disk drives throughout the world.Something similar is happening in India, albeit in a more confusing manner.

This time, however, they are fighting a more confusing enemy.

The writer doubts whether there was another Air Forces general who occupied a more confusing command position in the war.

It's a more confusing situation now".

Sydney Lamb, the originator of stratificational grammar, was careful to make the terminology of his system as consistent and perspicuous as possible, but in fitting some of the more or less established terms into his own theoretical framework, he reinterpreted them in a potentially confusing manner.

Try not to talk a lot, just to be a little more confusing!

SCAD was short for suspended catch air device — a phrase more confusing than its acronym.

To make it all a bit more confusing, Whitelines is also allied with Evernote.

Using these financial terms in a confusing manner is likely to raise red flags for anyone who is considering investing money.

I must admit that I initially find DecodeMe's personal results website a bit more confusing than Pathway's.

Other efforts to save fishing just got a lot more confusing.