Sentence examples for confusing development from inspiring English sources
Be prepared to encounter confusing development jargon ("hardware" loosely translates as buildings, "software" means people) when speaking with the nongovernmental organizations that arrange your trip.
"For many people this will come as a deeply confusing development," said James E. Katz, a sociologist and director of mobile communication studies at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J. "You delocalize area codes, and it's one less North Star and one less compass point that people have to help orient themselves in an increasingly complicated world".
Instead, the arrest was the latest confusing development in an investigation that has highlighted the disarray in Russia's law enforcement system and drawn accusations from Ms. Politkovskaya's colleagues that Russian officials are trying both to disrupt and whitewash the findings of the investigation.
In a confusing development of his answer, he replied that he "admired" Polanski but that this was a "judicial matter" that should be handled internally.
It has allowed them to maintain the company culture in each of over 70 offices around the world with rules which included: "trust the employees; recruit only those are better than you; do not confuse development with managing performance" (Meek 2015).
6. Confusing the development environment with the real world.
This furthers American interests but should not be confused with development aid.
Was Warner's rumoured decision to cut two versions of the movie (only one under Ayer's full control) and blend them together responsible for the muddled plotting and confused story development?
The parents are long divorced, and the three grown children are each a study in selfish, sexually confused arrested development.
As Purdue's Ed Morrison has pointed out, local leaders there seem to "confuse real estate development with economic development".
The issue of the development of fibrosis in the study by Andersen et al 25 should not be confused with the development of fibrosis observed in individuals following bariatric surgery, another approach that induces rapid weight loss.
