Sentence examples for confused message from inspiring English sources

"An unclear or confused message will add to market uncertainty and magnify economic tensions".

Ed Miliband has projected a "confused" message on business, according to the former Labour cabinet minister Lord Mandelson.

But a confused presentation led to a confused message and Blatter has sought to clarify Fifa's intent in an attempt to prove the seriousness of the proposed reform.

Bottled water, therefore, "has its place": a confused message, if an honest one.Nor do all bottled-water companies come out badly.

But he noted, "What you have here is a very frustrated individual, someone who is trying to send a message, but it is a very confused message".

An expensive acquisition, unsuccessful products like a tablet computer and confused messages led to his dismissal.

Those in charge have compounded the problems by sending out confused messages.

We have a European Union encumbered by clumsy decision-making and confused messages.

That evening, they listened eagerly to the Taliban's radio channels, which featured confused messages about someone named Bashir.

It is not one devised to build compromise, and the internal fighting can send confused messages to the outside world.

Debate so far has focused on the surface story, the missed opportunities and confused messages which allowed an ugly sore to fester.