And I know nothing can eliminate the stress of the confusing, high-pressure negotiation between a smooth car dealer and an amateur buyer struggling to understand the nuances of "the XC AWD Trim Line" or the hidden costs of add-ons like the "Touring Package With Interior Air Quality System".
The ever-popular PhD Comics lampoons the postgrad under pressure: drowning in confusing advice, fighting off demanding undergraduates and surviving on noodles.
Amid all this confusing variety, however, there is pressure toward order internally, from the arraignment of vice and appeal to virtue, and externally, from the often shadowy dramatic situation that frames the poem.
This is too much pressure and too confusing: Our ethereal perfection makes us ideal, yet these same qualities make us unattainable.
There are confusing motivations and equally confused and confusing reactions.
Some Taliban apparently found this confusing, just as the military surge was increasing pressure on them.
Whether it was because of hiring quotas, pressure from tweets, or her having one of those confusing names, like "Jamie," that made you think she was a man, you're now probably wondering what the heck to do with her.
Students reported that grading got tougher and exam questions became harder and more confusing; many of them speculated that Dr. Platt had been pressured by someone above him to change his ways.
Its chief executive speaks of three wasted years when the NHS desperately needed to focus on "growing financial and services pressures" but is now left with a structure that is "complex, confusing and bureaucratic" and "not fit for purpose".
Australian guidelines for identifying those at risk are currently based on a confusing mix of rules and prescribing criteria for defining risk factor thresholds for 'high blood pressure' or 'high cholesterol' [ 9- 12].
