Sentence examples for confused charge from inspiring English sources

Results: Over half (35 of 66) of terms such as "cost-effective" were used incorrectly, and 60% of articles (39 of 64) confused "charge" and "cost" data.

But Little Miss Sunshine tips a trembling toe in the murky pool of implied paedophilia and anxiously withdraws it: preferring instead to convict beauty pageants on the more lenient and confused charge of being absurd, crass and, in fact, square.

There were some cute model train sets to explain his visual thought experiments, that even I could get my tiny brain around thanks to narration from David Tennant who took the tone of a dad explaining something complicated to his confused charge (the former Time Lord is a father of four, after all).

But gamma-ray telescopes are also confused by charged particles trapped in the earth's magnetic field.

After stewing for 24 hours in crowded holding cells, Robert Schenck found himself in a drab first-floor courtroom of the Manhattan Criminal Courts building one night last month, exhausted, confused and charged with trespassing in a Washington Heights apartment building.

The report said it was hard for the paper to resist being in a "defensive crouch" during the election but now urged The Times to explain itself "actively and earnestly" to critics and to readers who are often left confused when charges go unanswered.

But Jacqueline Woods, vice president for global practices at Oracle, said Oracle would not enforce its definition of the contract or charge confused customers additional fees.

(Not to be confused with AmEx charge cards, which have no spending limits but must be paid off monthly).

But he then muddies the waters by confusing congestion charges with bike lanes.

"I think the jurors are confused by the charges, and I think the evidence was not all that compelling.

This, plus the acquisition fee (not to be confused with the destination charge), equals your capitalized cost.