Sentence examples for a range of confusing from inspiring English sources

Small business policymaking has been subject to a range of confusing patchwork approaches that have often had minimal impact on the ground.

Truth be told, running transactions on this device does feel a bit safer than Square's, but there are also a range of confusing options.

The messages that women reported receiving from a range of sources were confused and led to further questions about the reality of risk.

Paris was put on lockdown on Thursday as police set up roadblocks on each of the city's main access roads, after a range of unverified and somewhat confused reports suggesting that two of the gunmen behind the Charlie Hebdo magazine massacre were attempting to head back to the capital.

During this time you should call the bank's lawyers or legal team and tell them a range of addresses - this will confuse the bank and also make the court think that they haven't been handling the case correctly.

Joseph Martens, the commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation, acknowledged that the titles for many of these properties were "very confused," mentioning a range of mix-ups, including contested tax sales, poor descriptions of property lines, or cases where two landowners both thought they owned the same property.

4 Melioidosis can manifest with a variety of clinical presentations including sepsis, pneumonia, arthritis, and internal organ abscesses, and has been termed "the great mimicker" because it can be confused with a range of diseases.

Some analysts said his peripatetic pronouncements on a range of perceived social and government ills left voters confused.

By sampling a range of professional groups, our results provide a credible snapshot of issues facing staff caring for confused older patients in hospitals.

A Range of Arrangements Q.

It offers a range of services.