Sentence examples for confusing changes from inspiring English sources

The highly-technical 112-page ruling delves into the intricate chemistry of drug compound formulation, the definition of efficacy, confusing changes to India's patent laws since before Independence, the growth of the pharmaceutical industry in India and the need to protect India's role as a cheap drug provider.

Those in the know blame several factors, especially confusing changes to the site's design.

This, in turn, makes them open to physicists' probings, because there are no confusing changes happening inside the atoms themselves.

With constant and confusing changes, Auntie Wang spotted a gap in the market, and bought a glut of plates on the cheap.

US District Judge John G Heyburn II of Louisville said in a four-page order that it is "best that these momentous changes occur upon full review" rather than being implemented too soon or causing confusing changes.

The test is now one of many confusing changes Twitter is experimenting with in recent days – ironically, with the hope of making Twitter simpler for users.

Nations become especially vulnerable to feelings of humiliation, it seems, at a time of massive and confusing change, such as the one we're navigating now.

2) Don't change for the sake of being seen to do something and don't confuse change with progress.

And it's important not to confuse change – which tends to be gradual – with conversion (that speciality of the ignorant).

But instead, here I am, stuck and confused, changed but not quite sure what to do next, humbled by the power of death, and yet still alive enough to feel the force of hope.

They are making a crucial mistake in confusing price changes resulting from fluctuations in supply-and-demand and productivity with price changes that come about from a debasing of the currency.