Sentence examples for in a more confusing from inspiring English sources
Almost all the executives I talk to say they have not lived in a more confusing moment.
Is this down to people having more control over access and experience as they get older, or young people growing up in a more confusing times?
A single town half-way between Shenzhen and Guangzhou, in an area which used to be all collective farms, started off making toys in township and village enterprises and by 2002 was producing 40% of the magnetic recording heads used in hard-disk drives throughout the world.Something similar is happening in India, albeit in a more confusing manner.
But this movie, directed by Tony R. Abrams and Adam Larson Broder and written by Mr. Broder, also exists in a more confusing world where it is hard to tell which taboos have been permanently smashed and which new ones have sprung up in their place.
The writer doubts whether there was another Air Forces general who occupied a more confusing command position in the war.
Even those who are drafted into politics rather than forced to stand for election, find they are in a far more confusing world than the one they are familiar with.The politics of disastrous managementA striking number of businesspeople prove to be failures as politicians.
Or you can format them as a long list – or in an even more confusing tabbed interface.
We're now in an even more confusing moment, and Klepper's first-episode manifesto was slightly muddled.
Thereby, they gave up the GPs' historic 24/7 care for their patients, on which we, the patients, in an ever more confusing healthcare world, absolutely rely.
