They know enough to be confident searching for alternative sources of information on Google, but all that new information confuses their poor, harried brains and they end up making bad choices anyway.
You can disregard the words "a", "an" or "the" if they begin a title as they are very common and can make searching through alphabetized information confusing.
Along the way, such techniques for transmitting basic information became confused, at least in the minds of some executives, with actual reporting.
And subsequent investigations showed that the institute's own bureaucrats, who acquired their loyalties when the PRI was in control and fraud was frequent, had been feeding the computers false information that confused the selection process.
Now that we're all sufficiently inundated with information, feeling confused, exhausted and probably hungry, we leave you with the immortal words of Blink-182 frontman Mark Hoppus.
In fact, the killings are so cruel, so brutal and appalling that one comes away from the information stunned, confused, and eventually, uninvolved emotionally.
But if you want to give it to me, I'm okay with that".. "Why should I know (that kind of information?)? Act confused.
Of all the hazard categories identified in a government report that examined health IT hazards, software design and usability issues (eg, difficult information access, difficult data entry, confusing information displays, excessive demands on memory, confusing feedback to user) were mentioned the most (52%and49%9%, respectively).
A spokesman for T. Rowe Price said the information could confuse investors with tax-sheltered accounts.
Is any of the information contradictory, confusing or in any way inconsistent?
