Sentence examples for minimum of confusion from inspiring English sources
Yet "The Sisters" keeps track of everyone with a minimum of confusion; things are revealed in a straightforward and sensible order, so that we always know where we are.
This tapestry of the lives of the six gorgeous, talented, privileged (and highly eccentric) sisters who captured the imagination of Britain for much of the early 20th century doesn't play favorites -- the author seems to be fond of all of them, even as she juggles six eventful narratives with a minimum of confusion.
One is that it manages to supply the fashionable existential dread while also providing a solid, Agatha Christie- or Dorothy Sayers-like mystery plot that proceeds at a deliberate pace through a cloud of plausible suspects with a minimum of confusion.
While BMW strives for a minimum of switches (relegating owner confusion to submenus within the iDrive system), Infiniti flaunts its tech systems with enough buttons and abbreviations to make an Airbus A380 pilot feel right at home.
These complex interactions were deciphered with a minimum of time, effort, and confusion.
Levitt emphasized: "However, we conduct as much training in advance as possible so the instance of confusion on caucus night can be held to a minimum.
Whereas, others favour a small number of response categories based on the theory that fewer response options offer minimum respondent confusion and reduce respondent burden [ 11].
And then one of confusion.
1-800's theory of confusion is initial-interest confusion.
The whole ball of confusion.
