In some instances confusion and dissatisfaction had arisen from not being given a clear diagnosis, but there was also discernible confusion or disenchantment with being assigned firm but different diagnoses on different occasions.
What seemed then to be an isolated instance of confusion -- a momentary lapse -- turned out to be a crisis in evaluation that has persisted to the present day.
Levitt emphasized: "However, we conduct as much training in advance as possible so the instance of confusion on caucus night can be held to a minimum.
Unfortunately, in this instance the confusion among the experts is only compounded by Ms. Crosby's own painful lack of medical expertise.
Another recommendation is to establish a working party to address the insurance needs of the sector, for instance, the confusion arising from whether volunteer drivers may attract increased premiums.
"We've had many instances of confusion in the marketplace".
Instances of confusion or indecisiveness during navigation should be eliminated completely.
The court says "several instances of confusion between the parties' products followed the launch of Pinwheel," including users who "became confused, and in some cases angry, when their Pinwheel login information did not work with Plaintiffs' Pinweel app".
But when these instances of confusion do happen, the outcome can be legendary, as it was in the case of Danny James Elliott.
Under federal law, trademark owners like Trump may assert claims against potential infringers for instances of "confusion" or "dilution," Volokh explained.
Milton S. Hershey learned of the candies in 1919, and assigned Charles Ziegler to "find instances of confusion and infringement and of unfair competition".
