Sentence examples for confused scenario from inspiring English sources

It is hard to see how Pep Guardiola, Abramovich's real target, can fit into this confused scenario.

And though we've had our share of confusing scenarios — Jake sometimes refers to my husband, Andy, as "Dad" because it's easier to say than "stepfather"; Elke calls Jake's father "Dad" because she's mimicking her brother; Elke skipped over "Dada" and "Daddy" altogether, choosing to call her own father "Andy" — we've managed to guide the kids with few bumps and a sense of unity.

The remaining cases represent the confusing scenarios in which the literature describes the same neuron types with multiple names and different neuron types with the same name.

According to Glenn, "often projections are confused with scenarios" [ 9].

Moreover, particles derived from human fluids and cultured in the presence of γ-FBS contain proteins derived from both γ-FBS and the human fluid under investigation a confusing and unprecedented scenario indicating that these particles harbor proteins from both the host tissue and the FBS used as feeder.

Therefore, any scenario should not be confused with a forecast of the future.

This binary mixture scenario should not be confused with the one used by Peiffer et al [ 13].

I get confused picturing all kinds of different scenarios.

Remarkably, none of the eight can be confused under any of the four scenarios: both yellow (5' × 5'), both blue (3' × 3'), yellow × blue (5' × 3'), and blue × yellow (3' × 5'), as if the anticodon did not play any role at all.

This leads to a scenario in which patients inevitable end up confused and distressed, unsure of exactly what they're paying for and why.

"The best possible scenario," says Bottum, "is if we leave people confused".