Sentence examples for complex and confounding from inspiring English sources

Where API was clear but crude, some critics call the Dashboard complex and confounding.

Laying the region's manifold problems at Obama's doorstep grossly oversimplifies some of the world's most complex and confounding dynamics.

But the implications of a default on the companies' subordinated debt shows how complex and confounding — not to mention costly — this business of bailouts has become.

"Malignant" is an extraordinarily original piece of writing that takes a microscopic lens to the complex and confounding world of cancer.

The reality of the coalition of people voting leave is much more complex and confounding – "hysteria" is the kind of word that speaks of a huge set of misunderstandings.

It has been a complex and confounding time these past ten months since Mubarak fell, in Egypt, these last couple of weeks of violence and demonstrations and a new government and parliamentary elections no less so!

The number of Cx. gelidus was increased by collections close to pigs (P < 0.0001), number of persons in the household (P = 0.003), pig density (P = 0.010), and presence of other livestock (P = 0.010), and decreased by increased large ruminant density (P = 0.033), but again the associations were complex and confounded by presence of rice fields or fish ponds.

The reasons for the troubling decline in tornado warning performance are complex and have confounded researchers.

It is a complex assemblage (closer to phoenix than swan), and by turns bewitching, inspiring, enervating and confounding.

It's hallucinatory and confounding.

It is quintessentially divisive and confounding.