Sentence examples for confusing based on from inspiring English sources
The government's planned laws for countering extremism and terrorism are confusing, based on questionable assumptions, and risk bringing law abiding people under unnecessary scrutiny, according to a damning report by a cross-party group of MPs and peers.
Following spontaneous reports, the interviewer probed areas that appeared to be confusing based on the patient's facial expression, pauses, or comments.
We have much more information to analyze, which can be positive [ 79] or confusing based on the point of view [ 80].
This is because they could easily be confused, based on their faces and language, with the thousands of outsiders who came to aid the Taliban or to train with Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda.
Natasha Lamb, director of shareholder engagement at Arjuna Capital, called the ruling bizarre, confusing and based on a technicality.
The inclusion of layoffs in the data may confuse estimates based on worker movements.
It has recently been argued that female orangutans engage in multi-male mating to confuse paternity based on evidence that during nonconceptive periods, female orangutans exhibit prosexual behavior, which is defined as positive female sexual response irrespective of the initiating sex (Stumpf et al. 2008).
Two of the questions regarding how contextual factors at different institutions impacted PD programs were confusing to respondents (based on open-ended comments) and thus were discarded.
Over time, the Donna Karan brand lost touch with its customers as its brightly patterned African-inspired designs confused an identity based on jersey dresses, bodysuits and wrap skirts, fashion editors said.
This should not be confused with interference based on the content of the preferences.
Prudentius, an erstwhile admirer of Scottus, published an opposing treatise, which, while acknowledging his 'Irish eloquence' (Celtica eloquentia, PL CXV 1194a), dismisses Eriugena's reasoning as confused and not based on sound knowledge of scripture.
