Sentence examples for may become disoriented from inspiring English sources

They have introduced so many grades, products, brand names and fancy words -- like "Techron" and "V-Power" -- that the Shell Answer Man himself may become disoriented.

So when a group of them follows its prey to Wellfleet Harbor it may become disoriented by such an enclosed environment -- and so we find them packed together, confused and stressed.

Researchers also say infected otters may become disoriented and swim far offshore, where sharks can focus on their twitching bodies.

Previous studies have argued that fall risk assessment performed only at the time of hospital admission does not identify changes in the patients' clinical status during hospitalisation, although this is a common occurrence, especially among the elderly, who may become disoriented, agitated or lose functionality during hospitalisation, and thus be at greater risk of suffering a fall [ 12].

Navy investigators could not determine the cause of the loss of Flight 19 but said the airmen may have become disoriented and ditched in rough seas after running out of fuel.

So if you move some of your furniture, this may cause your blind pet to become disoriented.

Dementia may cause trained dog to go to the bathroom in the house, to become disoriented in the home or yard, or to forget which door to use to get to the yard.

It is surprising how easily you become disoriented.

But now that I am older I become disoriented more easily.

Swimmers can inhale too much water, lose too much body heat, overheat, underhydrate, become disoriented.

He'd become disoriented near the summit, and couldn't move — to the peril of his sherpas.