Sentence examples for decisions are confusing from inspiring English sources
So it's no surprise to me that a survey from the health insurer Aetna found that consumers think health care benefits decisions are confusing, second only to retirement savings in complexity.
According to Raluca Budiu, User Experience Specialist with Nielsen Norman Group, who gave an interview to Laptop Magazine, some design decisions are confusing at best and, at worst, a cognitive burden that slows down the user.
The appellate decision was confusing enough that the states, the Justice Department and Microsoft all maintain widely differing interpretations of what it provides.
AirPooler CEO Steve Lewis writes to me in response that "While the FAA's decision is confusing, it's also stalling the opportunity for private enterprise and government to work together to foster innovation in the sharing economy.
(The two peeled are confusing).
If decision-makers are confused about what to do, they should commission a truly independent evaluation.
Why we picked it: Choosing a loan can be a life-changing decision that's confusing to navigate.
These people are confused, lonely and need to make major financial decisions fast.
"Their minds are confused.
Often, Morton and Cooper are confused.
