Sentence examples for confusing trial from inspiring English sources

"To me, it's a very confusing trial".

The prosecution's appeal, announced by Jean-Claude Marin, is likely to mean a rerun of the long, expensive and confusing trial into charges that Mr. de Villepin conspired with others to use forged documents to link Mr. Sarkozy to secret bank accounts supposedly holding money from arms-sales kickbacks.

Finally, distrust towards (new) vaccines had also hampered uptake: small-scale vaccination projects are often confused with trials, but also bad experiences during previous vaccination programs had reduced faith.

Some jurors said that the interconnected charges were confusing in the first trial last summer.

Either way, the trial was confusing, especially since the vaccines did not reduce the levels of virus in infected people.

I confess I am totally confused by the trial and its proceedings.

Wesport News stated that Sean, whose mother died in 2014, looked "confused" throughout the trial.

More than 85% apparel is bought in physical stores, still users are frustrated, confused and using trial & error to discover clothes in stores.

He even read one more book, Adolf Böhm's "The History of Zionism" (during the trial he kept confusing it with Herzl's "Der Judenstaat"), and this was perhaps a considerable achievement for a man who, by his own account, had always been utterly reluctant to read anything except newspapers, and, to the distress of his father, had never paid any attention to the books in the family library.

For bedside clinicians the idea of futility in a clinical trial can be confusing.

A survey of 275 trialists (which was published in 2007 and included an open question on concerns about registration) reported that trialists' most common concerns were the length of time needed to register and the possibility that information about early phase or poorly designed trials might be confusing.