Sentence examples for confusing contract from inspiring English sources

It is a great shame that a minority of dentists have been able to game a complex and confusing contract".

Will we ever know the truth of the case of the confusing contract?

The company, based in Bellevue, Wash., started offering the iPhone in April, when it also began offering new phone plans that addressed common frustrations with wireless companies, like confusing contracts and expensive data plans.

It strips away the long amortization of under-utilized physical hardware and confusing vendor contracts.

And AARP is not happy with what it has heard from its members: complaints about incomprehensible service contracts, confusing bills and dead zones that are not clearly marked on coverage maps.

Designated agency is fairly confusing so a written contract is required by state law.

And these per-trip renters avoid lines, lengthy contracts and confusing insurance options at the auto rental counter.

For one, mobile contracts are confusing enough as it is, adding more tiers won't make it any easier.

These executives are back to many of their old tricks, including charging big overdraft loan fees for small debits, implementing unfair credit card practices, dealing in opaque, high-risk derivatives and filling their consumer contracts with confusing fine print.

Rousseau's invocation of three types of freedom (natural, civil, and moral) in the text of The Social Contract can appear confusing.

We have enough trouble convincing the state unemployment office that acting is a real profession without confusing them with our festival contracts, which can make it look like we're getting paid five times more a week than we actually are.