Sentence examples for confusing product from inspiring English sources

They see complexity in expanding product lines, confusing product names, and the products themselves.

AMD's outlook is boosted by Intel's "confusing product roadmap," according to Caris analyst Rick Whittington.

I haven't played with the surface yet, but what we can tell is that it's a fairly compromised confusing product.

The deadly pills are not the only confusing product on the market.

Insurers should avoid the use of confusing product names like "gold," "silver" and "value," which have no standard definition.

He quickly announced an alliance with erstwhile foe Microsoft; ended a half-hearted (and profit-draining) program to license the Mac OS; streamlined what had become a confusing product line to focus on the company's traditional markets of education, publishing, and consumers; and helped oversee the introduction of more affordable computers, notably the distinctively designed all-in-one iMac.

Those internal divisions and rivalries have prevented Sony's many parts from working well together and have driven a destructive competition that has confused product strategy.

Too many players in this space confuse product with promotion.

"The problem is there is low understanding of [certified sustainable palm oil] and consumers may confuse products that use responsibly sourced palm oil with those that don't," he said.

In the early 1860s, Lake Oppegård in Norway was renamed "Wenham Lake" with the aim of confusing the product with New England exports, and exports to England increased.

Confusion applies if the public would confuse the product being sold as coming from the trademark owner; dilution kicks in if the alleged violator somehow tarnishes or "harms the reputation of a famous mark".