Sentence examples for confused structure from inspiring English sources

Ken Livingstone set about changing this confused structure of accountability by ignoring it.

A result is a confused structure and a failure to drive cost savings opportunities arising from the merger.

We need one strong body to regulate charity fundraising, like the Advertising Standards Association, rather than the current confused structure.

This confused structure is similar to what happened to 1993's Tropical Storm Arlene.

The Manchester Guardians reviewer also criticised the work's confused structure and unselective detail, but found it "a useful, direct and honest" account of Labour's early years.

This confused structure also weakened Bud to a tropical depression on the afternoon of the same day the second center formed.

Led by testimonials and articles in health food publications and on the Internet, consumers also tend to confuse structure and function claims with medical benefits.

It was published in German only in 2009 thanks to the extraordinary editing skills of Jenny Williams and Sabine Lange, who deciphered the text, unravelled the deliberately confusing structure, and reconciled the original with a post-war typescript in which the author settled some personal scores and toned down some embarrassing passages.

I've been in various polyamorous relationships, some delightful, some less so, particularly with people who confuse structured non-monogamy with simple sleeping around.

Your pooch will become confused without structure and consistency in his life, so be sure you stick to your role.

If this isn't addressed then our successors will inherit fractured and confused leadership structures".