Sentence examples for confusing position from inspiring English sources

Given what is now known about the murder case, a stance against repatriation is a confusing position to stake out.

Google has been in a confusing position because it has two unrelated operating systems: Chrome and Android.

Given what is known about the case today, a stance against repatriation is a confusing position to stake out.

"This is a confusing position that is difficult to comprehend," Mr. Ghozlan wrote, suggesting that Mr. Aboul Fotouh was not campaigning as a true Islamist.

Arguing that past innovation under a set of market conditions is best served by allowing for that market to become distorted so that similar innovation can take place in the future is a somewhat confusing position to take.

Sherlock feels this ad hoc arrangement has put teachers in a confusing position when it comes teaching to sex ed.

But there's a sort of lesser divide between full IS-LM extended types and what to my mind is a somewhat confused position in which monetary policy is effective but somehow fiscal policy isn't under any circumstances.

Whether Tatau works or not, it is in just as strange and confusing a position as that faced by its lead characters.

Another UK representative expressed his frustration that at the CND, "the Chairman Anslinger … continually confused his position as Chairman and as US representative".

It was given a rating of G3, which meant that it was not severe enough to paralyse power grids, disrupt satellites, silence short-wave radio stations or confuse Global Positioning System (GPS) equipment.

"I didn't propose a tax," Mr. Vallone interjected when the moderator of the forum, the television journalist Robert Krulwich, momentarily confused the positions of Mr. Vallone and Mr. Hevesi on funding for schools.