Sentence examples for confusing offers from inspiring English sources

So stores crank up music, repeat the same songs, over and over again, pipe in smells, race shoppers around to far-flung points of purchase and clog their heads with confusing offers.

Large retailers have been accused of contributing to food waste and obesity with their confusing offers, but for 21st-century hunter gatherers like me, they are about as close as we come to a real-life kill.

He then went on to declare: "I don't borrow on credit card because it is too expensive". He added that he had given his children some advice: "Don't get too much debt on a credit card". He was one of five bank chief executives being grilled yesterday by MPs, who said providers were guilty in some cases of misleading customers with confusing offers and charging excessive rates of interest.

The initiative, by a coalition of 68 organizations, comes amid criticism from Democrats who say the drug card program is confusing and offers no significant savings.

"Consumers are frustrated by confusing carrier offers that often require a lengthy commitment or other terms and conditions".

"It's confusing the offer of leadership with the offer of redemption.

Viewing the fallout, the political columnist Peter Riddell wrote in The Times of London today, "The Mittal affair has damaged the government more because of the changing and confusing explanations offered than because anything inherently wrong was done".

As the proposals stand, consumers risk being confused by offers for Green Deal Plans that present costs and savings in different formats, have different ways of handling unexpected costs and different use of small print.

About two-thirds of bachelor's degree recipients borrow to attend college, but many colleges send out confusing financial aid offers, sometimes blurring the lines between grants and scholarships, which do not have to be repaid, and loans, which do.

When I referred in passing to the Paladinos' daughter as a half-sister to the child, Ms. Paladino looked confused, then offered a correction: "We just say sisters.

As for North Korea's intentions and objectives, the Beijing talks offered confusing and contradictory hints.