Sentence examples for confusing environment from inspiring English sources

"It's a very confusing environment for consumers to wade through.

They wanted to create a less confusing environment and enable people with dementia to feel more comfortable during their visits to the surgery.

The combination of social change, increasingly savvy readers, a booming advertising market and the need to reconcile credibility among readers with state controls has created a very confusing environment, says David Bandurski at the University of Hong Kong.

In this confusing environment some men are starting to rethink their priorities.

Such an inconsistent and confusing environment is likely to have had a highly detrimental effect on Christopher, and at a young age, he had no choice but to collude in the maladaptive schemas of the commune.

To the uninitiated, the operating theatre and anaesthetic room can be a daunting and often confusing environment, rife with medical jargon, acronyms, abbreviations and colloquialisms.

Moreover, it is superior to the state of the arts in multi-action LA, especially in complex and confuse environments.

Writing in the magazine, the retail industry defended sell-by and use-by dates, which were criticised as confusing by environment secretary Hilary Benn in June.

Bashing Republicans and Democrats is good fun, but 'How To' lists are slightly more practical in our confusing political environment.

American soldiers in Iraq still find themselves in a confusing combat environment (even though the "combat" is over), forced to fight in a foreign land where winning the "hearts and minds" of a people they know little about is crucial to the success of their mission.

Appearing before MPs on Tuesday, Tim Kelsey, the NHS director in charge of the programme and a former journalist at the Sunday Times, blamed a "confused media environment".