Sentence examples for make it confusing to give from inspiring English sources

But these fake accounts are against Facebook's terms of service, require users to remember extra sets of login credentials, hamper security since they're not tied to one person, and their pseudonyms make it confusing to give the right people permission to post or buy ads.

There are a lot of different ways you can get to the same effects panel, which can make it confusing to remember how you got there.

All the noise and name-calling made it confusing and disconcerting to watch.

It's negligible choreography; what makes it confusing is that it's hard to know whether she means to be awkward or lascivious.

In your childhood, did these two approaches to raising children clash in such a way that made it confusing?

The paper uses many of them, making it somewhat confusing to follow results from all of them.

This makes it very confusing, especially since you have to sign back in to skip a month.

Making it more confusing, most people are now given more total allowed points — a kind of new math that requires recalculation of what had been ingrained.

The reporting of complications after surgery is often confusing, making it difficult to compare complications between different centers and evaluate patient counseling.

The Good Energy Shop selects suppliers for their energy saving credentials, making it less confusing for buyers to make the right choice.

This allows those alleging parental alienation a wide berth, making it more confusing for the courts to decide, critics say.