Sentence examples for members confusing from inspiring English sources

But privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddart continued to prosecute Facebook for giving members confusing and misleading information in its end user agreement.

Some members confused the 2 organizations.

Mr. Zardari's presentation, however, left some members confused and disappointed, according to a person who attended the meeting.

SEOUL, South Korea — When the town of Pyeongchang first pitched its Olympic dream 12 years ago, some International Olympic Committee members confused it with Pyongyang, the North Korean capital.

He seemed unfocused, even rambling, in a brief appearance, offering few clues about what he wanted to do as governor and leaving many staff members confused and frustrated.

"I'm disappointed one of our members confused people".

However, presenting information from sources of varying legitimacy as though they were equally valid might properly be considered a form of bias [ 41] and may leave audience members confused as to their best course of action.

Finally, I found the Table listing TNF/TNFr family members somewhat confusing.

The nomenclature of ANP32A family members is confusing because the same protein has been given more than one name based on the context of isolation.

In one test, the ACLU found Rekognition wrongly identified 28 members of Congress, disproportionately confusing Congress members of color as criminals.

His crew members became confused, attempted to turn the ship, and lost track of their position altogether.