Sentence examples for inaccurate and confusing from inspiring English sources
23andMe first debuted direct-to-consumer tests meant to predict disease in 2013, but the U.S. Food and Drug Administration quickly clamped down on that and told the company to stop marketing the tests, saying they could be inaccurate and confusing to consumers.
NI produces an inaccurate and confusing diagram and/or does not continue through enough rounds to predict the possible outcomes.
The terms late and chronic both define tertiary Lyme disease, therefore the use of chronic Lyme disease as a different entity is inaccurate and confusing".
"The U.S. claim is totally inaccurate and confuses right and wrong and is unacceptable to China," Ma said.
But after a complaint from Postobón, the Colombian beverage giant, the government's regulatory agency charged with consumer protection banned any showing of the video on TV, saying it was inaccurate and could confuse the public.
"Frustrating and confusing.
Eyewitness reports from the scene were confused and confusing.
We suggest dropping the last three words "by talking flies" in the title since it is factually inaccurate and will be confusing to some readers.
