Sentence examples for issue of confusing from inspiring English sources
(There's also the issue of confusing your customers about which costs are taxes and which are fees. Will a customer necessarily realise that the "passenger usage fee" is Spirit's and not the government's?)In any case, Spirit et al are likely to lose their court fight.
Focus group 3 patient 4" In line with this, many participants identified the issue of confusing and conflicting evidence from many sources, for example that a foodstuff can be reported as good for you one day and harmful the next day.
The Internet retailer is the subject of a forum sponsored by the society to tackle the issues of confusing financial information facing investors today.
But the Ramadhan Foundation said he was guilty of confusing the issue of extremism and terrorism with cohesion and integration.
Ezra Klein accused Mr Roy of confusing the issue by failing to note that the individual market is quite small, and that the lowest rates quoted by insurers are not available to those with pre-existing conditions.
He was born in 1898, into a rough and ready but pious Ulster Protestant family in Belfast; his father was dense and eccentric — a man with "more power of confusing an issue or taking up a fact wrongly than any man I have ever met," his exasperated son wrote much later — and his mother, who died before Lewis turned ten, was warm and loving and simple.
Notice that there are ways of confusing the issue by introducing other values, for example by asking which one you would like in your house, or which one you would save from a burning building.
A couple of weeks ago JZ announced he'd shot his seed into close friend Irvin Khoza's daughter so now another kid gets to share in the myriad of confusing father issues at least 20 other kids currently experience.
With regard to the data analysis carried out by Schick et al., they are in danger of confusing two separate issues.
Patrick Mellody, his Democratic counterpart, said that because of all the advertisements, "the issues are sort of confused".
