Sentence examples similar to long term confusion from inspiring English sources
Mr. Turay said he had already given students a letter saying the notice was a mistake and was not too concerned about long-term confusion.
Despite a renewed interest in simplification, the reality is that public communication of science typically is simple (in the short term), and this fact can produce confusion (in the long term).
In the short term, confusion will reign; in the long term, investors will benefit, particularly if they focus on value and the enhancements that added liquidity bring.
Benzodiazepines should be avoided, especially for long term management, as their use can lead to increased confusion, falls and may paradoxically increase agitation in patients with dementia.
With long term use of >1 month due to high risk of confusion, hypotension, extra-pyramidal side effects, and falls.
These different messages -- "we're there for the long term" versus "we're on a glide path out of town" -- have created confusion.
Early symptoms are swift changes between alertness and confusion, the inability to navigate familiar places, vivid visual hallucinations and long term memory loss.
Long term diagnosis is time and money consuming and in addition to psychological problems due to confusion and misdiagnosis, it can also disrupt order and routine of life.
"Think long term," he said.
