People have different conceptions of risk and risk communication may be confusing for both patients and practitioners (Table 6 5).
That could be confusing for staff and shoppers alike.
But some said the renaming could be confusing for commuters.
All this can be confusing for consumers, Mr. Ulzheimer says, who may wonder.
A script that is easily understood by Americans could be confusing for Britons.
No baseball metaphors, for example, as those can be confusing for foreigners.
His adoptive mother died, so this must all be confusing for him.
Instead, it called for more vigorous research to clarify an issue that is sure to be confusing for the public.
Things can be confusing for an entertainer who relies on the nightlife when there is no night.
Many nations help train the Afghan National Army and the police, which can be confusing for the Afghans because of differing languages and methods.
Lowery acknowledged that it might be "confusing" for some people to hear this, given G.M.'s long-standing opposition to raising federal fuel-economy standards.
