Sentence examples for confusing problems from inspiring English sources

"Repeated acquisitions serve as a vehicle to cope with inner uncertainty," Mr. Muensterberger writes, "a way of dealing with the dread of renewed anxiety, with confusing problems of need and longing".

Many companies are offering more advice and have introduced sophisticated online financial calculators intended to help investors solve the often confusing problems involved in building a nest egg and then safely consuming it.

Re-state confusing problems in your own words.

Even difficult and confusing problems are often solved by using several simple equations or modifying these simple equations so that they fit new situations.

Basically, McCullough appears to be confusing the problems generated by a majoritarian electoral system with the functioning of the Westminster parliamentary system itself.

By delimitating species phenotypic variability, acoustic analyses have revealed many unsuspected species and solved several confusing taxonomic problems.

Politics became confused with problems of crowd control and crowd-pleasing".

"They confused chronic problems with a short-term crisis," says David Nemtzow, president of the Alliance to Save Energy.

But the Tynanic spirit that electrified his early drama criticism is just as evident in the diaries, and to confuse the problems of the author's condition with his ironic objectification of them is to be critically obtuse -- which brings us thuddingly back to Wheatcroft.

Subclinical autistic traits in infants might be confused with problems in achieving milestones for social, communication, emotional, cognitive, and motor skills [ 46].

Although the scientists did not attempt to say which candidate would have benefited if all the votes had been counted, they attributed the shortfall to faulty voting equipment, confusing ballots and problems at voting places.