Sentence examples for be a confusing array from inspiring English sources
MEXICAN history from the early 20th century can be a confusing array of revolutions and counter-revolutions, sprinkled with somewhat clichéd images of men with extravagant moustaches and bandoleers.
But there will still be a confusing array of accounting standards and stock exchange regulations for EDRbuyers to contend with.
The statistics behind phrases such as debt, deficit, surplus, recovery and borrowing can appear to be a confusing array of numbers and percentages.
But the two are often thrust into convoluted situations, and there is a confusing array of subsidiary characters.
Digital-Trust, a charity working with victims of online abuse and the organisation that drew up the bill, said there was a confusing array of more than 30 pieces of legislation currently being used against online crimes.
From local to regional to national levels, there is a confusing array of agencies and offices with a hand in managing China's heritage landscapes.
And for a company that likes to focus on simplicity, it's odd to see what is frankly a confusing array of choices appear, even if the price points are competitive enough to attract new buyers who may have shied away previously because of Apple's "premium" brand and associated pricing schemes.
While intuitively sequence number should be related to initial biomass, and in some cases is similar, a confusing array of factors come into play which are specific to both the prey and predator, the combination of prey in the diet and the technological steps taken during analysis.
Instead, advertisers and ad agencies typically are given a confusing array of targeting options and are left to their own devices to sort through them all.
(Relocation can be a confusing thing).
