Sentence examples for be confusing to manage from inspiring English sources

They understand the importance of adhering to the tight medication schedule, but few have prior training and frankly, it can be confusing to manage so many medications with different dosages and timing.

Although he'd previously expressed concern over the Judge's order that he refer to himself in the third person before the jury, saying it might be confusing to everyone, he managed to quickly adapt to the order today.

It'll be confusing to collectors.

Might be confusing to some people.

An unstable currency is confusing to people trying to manage capital investment.

The term "managed care" is confusing to many, but really amounts to managed reimbursement rather than managed care, whereby a set prospective annual payment is made by federal/state governments, as in the case of Medicaid managed care (MMC), to cover whatever services patients will receive over the coming year.

It was confusing to everyone because no programs or rules existed to manage this process, and not all colleagues were supportive.

It's confusing to me, very confusing.

The whole thing was confusing to me.

Alas, it's confusing to adults too.

It's confusing to the consumer".