Sentence examples for confused population from inspiring English sources

He was one of many "barefoot prophets" selling mystical hope to a confused population during the Weimar years.

It was the opportunity for both leaders to speak directly to the Canadian people to help them to sort out the political mess and win over a confused population.

Confusing population with representation risks putting the debate into reverse gear.

Additional file 1 Table S 1 presents the distribution of fluorosis within the study population (based on most severe tooth scored) but this should not be confused with population prevalence as these subjects were screened and selected to present a broad range of fluorosis scores.

Furthermore, our cell lines established in amphiregulin/neuregulin medium grow poorly if transferred back into EGF medium, suggesting that the amphiregulin/neuregulin combination not only prevents overgrowth of a confused myoepithelial population but also favors the growth of luminal cells.

"They wear miners' clothes to confuse the population".

According to the 2011 census of India, Hisar city has a population of 301,249 (not to be confused with the population of Hisar district ) and is currently the 141st most populated city in India.

In eastern Europe, where national boundaries have been particularly confused and the population comprises various minorities, studies of the art may follow ethnic lines.

"Everything you've ever heard of is being marketed," said Dr. Wulf Utian, the executive director of the North American Menopause Society, "and it's being marketed to a confused and vulnerable population".

Although the position and iconography of the portrait clearly identify it as an image of Cyril of Alexandria, the caption hints that the local population confused the two saints and Cyril the Philosopher was still well-remembered at the time.

Calheiros is likely acknowledging that the bitterly contested process to remove the former left-wing guerrilla has taken a staggering number of strange turns over the last six months, leaving the population confused and exasperated as the impeachment question often devolves into political shouting matches.