Sentence examples for chronic confusion from inspiring English sources

The real difficulty is its chronic confusion of issues.

The overlap in officials has bred chronic confusion.

Dementia, not so; it's chronic confusion and memory loss that comes on gradually and gets worse.

Leaders of technology companies and others say they are tired of outsiders being thrown into chronic confusion over where the little hand is on an Indiana clock.

An elderly person with this disease experiences chronic confusion and loss of memory and may experience paranoia or other personality changes.

MEASUREMENTS: Dementia noted on medical chart as history of dementia, Alzheimer's disease, chronic confusion, or senility.

9 13 Various negative short-term and long-term health outcomes from engagement in SAB have been reported, including chronic headaches, confusion, amnesia, neurological damage and death.

Cocaine is habit-forming, and, when taken in larger amounts and upon prolonged and repeated use, cocaine produces depression, anxiety, irritability, sleep problems, chronic fatigue, mental confusion, and convulsions.

When taken in larger amounts and upon prolonged and repeated use, cocaine can produce depression, anxiety, irritability, sleep problems, chronic fatigue, mental confusion, paranoia, and convulsions that can cause death.

There was the smile-free opening in which Will & Grace star Sean Hayes got all the old stars together; a fake public service announcement about "chronic sitcom name confusion syndrome", in which everyone still screams "Norm!" at actor George Wendt and Kelsey Grammerr trying out roles from other sitcoms.

Isolated cases exhibit central nervous system involvement, including dementia, confusion, chronic encephalopathy and sensory and motor deficits.