Sentence examples for confusing presentations from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sullivan says that loan representatives at the Beneficial branch in Raynham, Mass., used confusing presentations to sell a loan that carried a far higher interest rate than the couple thought they were getting.

- In the Philippines earlier in 2015 Francis nonetheless also said that efforts to redefine marriage were a form of "ideological colonisation" resulting from confusing presentations of sexuality and marriage, which threaten to "disfigure God's plan for Creation".

5 6 It is possible that FAST-negative stroke patients in the present study were not detected because they had a more confusing presentation, thus delaying diagnosis and subsequent request for CT scan.

In what was at times a rambling and confusing presentation at Fifa's headquarters, Walter de Gregorio, the director of communications, insisted "judge us on what we are doing.

But if that ambiguity is troublesome, Mr. Matsumoto agrees with many that the government's less-is-more paring of its lengthy, at times confusing, presentation in the first trial is more effective.

We thank the reviewers for pointing out to us this confusing presentation.

It was hard to navigate, duplicated information and had confusing design, presentation and language.

What used to be a confusing atticlike presentation is now a clear arrangement of choice objects.

"Sinusitis" may constitute one of the most commonly confusing clinical presentation of migraine [6], probably because cranial autonomic symptoms are common in migraine [7] based on activation of the trigeminal-autonomic reflex [8].

Isolated peripheral neuropathies and root lesions at various levels combine to produce what is often a confusing clinical presentation.

Therefore, in assessing a bone lesion associated with a malignant disease, we should be warned about its features, considering that the confusing clinical presentation might result in inappropriate staging and therapy for a cancer patient.