Sentence examples for confusing in order from inspiring English sources

Mr. Toikka, a former Nokia executive, said that cellphone carriers were similar to health insurance companies in that they make their plans deliberately confusing in order to maximize revenue.

I sometimes wonder if announcements from the government on embarrassing data related to poverty are intentionally confusing in order to shield the reality of hurt in this country.

Ramsay becomes legitimized In Season 4, Ramsay has Reek (née Theon Greyjoy) pretend to be Theon (it's confusing) in order to trick the ironborn to surrender.

These so-called Islamic scholars keep their message so complicated so as to create chaos, to confuse in order to control.

The method included distracting, exhausting and confusing opponents in order to ultimately control their animating narrative.

Whereas the alpha-male notification hypothesis assumes that the signal's indication of the likelihood of conception is precise, the graded-signal hypothesis proposes that the signal indicates the probability of conception with a certain margin of imprecision taking into account that in many primate species, females may need to confuse paternity in order to reduce the risk of infanticide.

The paper is confusing in many places.

This is confusing in the Methods section.

The tariff should reflect usage without confusing fixed elements in order to encourage household changes in behaviour [28].

It is hard to say which is worse: (1) this is a sincere argument, that is, they are genuinely committed to finding a solution based on national interests but have not yet come up with one; or (2) they are disingenuous, and are deliberately engaged in obfuscating issues and confusing the people in order to protect the interests of Wall Street financial gamblers at the expense of national interests.

It tries to reduce all evil to equal evil, in effect to confuse the issue in order to write the inconvenient genocide that is the Holocaust out of history as a distinct category.