Sentence examples for confusing red from inspiring English sources

But this 35-year-old program, with 130,000 pages of regulations, creates waste and abuse and leaves our seniors with confusing red tape and heartache.

"The government remains firmly resolved to scrap this layer of confusing red tape.

The confusing red tape regarding credit card rules and rates was what the bill was supposed to be about.

Many believe that JNE members selectively used confusing red tape to target Guzmán and Acuña, in order to favor Keiko and powerful former president Alan García.

In true Bizarro logic, Rep. Doc Hastings, R-Wash., stated, "The fact is American gun owners are simply citizens who want to exercise their Second Amendment rights without running into confusing red tape".

Even without internet access and without confusing red tape?

Earlier this month, we worked with the Assessor's office and the Board of Review to introduce Cook County's first online filing system for assessment appeals, which will allow taxpayers to contest their property tax assessments without going downtown and dealing with confusing legalese and red tape (have to give them some cred here).

As if the Grammys weren't confusing enough, a giggly red puppet has won a golden megaphone no fewer than three times: in 1999, 2000, and 2002, each for best musical album for children.

It gets a little confusing, however, with a red version of Rhode Island clam chowder.

Given the severe limitations of the rights of the Tibetans it is somewhat confusing to see the red and yellow flag flying over each and every building.

Then we hit the color-coded trails, distinguished by a confusing series of blue, green, red and yellow marks painted on trailside trees.