Sentence examples for confusing thicket from inspiring English sources
A confusing thicket of bilateral tax treaties lets them play off national rules against each other.
This new scheme, backed with money from the Gates Foundation, will combine open-access software and sophisticated search features to make the confusing thicket of drugs patents accessible to researchers the world over.
It is Mr. Chernuchin's hope that viewers will brave the potentially confusing thicket of puts and calls, hedge funds and hostile takeovers and hang in to see all the nuances of his characters' personalities revealed while they fight the vengeful Kaiser's evil empire.
The core reasons that young people avoid the polls, experts say, mirror the complaints heard among some older voters -- a sense that both parties are more alike than not; a belief that one vote will make little difference; a distaste for the confusing thicket of rules for registering.
Many business groups praised the proposals, calling them a needed effort to modernize what they said was a thicket of confusing, obsolete rules.
Senior advisers to both candidates have been wondering how long the American public's remarkable patience will hold out, with few willing to theorize that it will last much beyond the weekend, particularly given the thicket of confusing court cases that has grown up over the last three days or so.
BMW engineers said they thought the growing thicket of inscrutable buttons on car dashboards was confusing.
This is what rebuilding has looked like for many people, in neighborhoods across the city, trying to navigate a thicket of federal, state, local and private rules, which even state officials have acknowledged can be confusing.
