Sentence examples for more confusing process from inspiring English sources
But caucuses are also a much more confusing process — and require voters to head to caucus halls in the middle of winter to spend hours debating politics with their friends and neighbors.
Although multiple questions within a single text message was also a feasible option it was thought that this would be a more confusing and error prone process.
While the department is responding to criticism that the report cards rely too heavily on year-to-year changes on state tests, the new process could be more confusing to parents.
Up until very recently Facebook Connect's install process was significantly more confusing, but two days ago they updated it to closely match Google's flow (though you only have to upload one file instead of two).
Shutdown procedure is more confusing than XP.
For year 12s, the already stressful process of applying to university may now seem more confusing than ever.
This sounds a lot more confusing than it is; once you get the hang of it, the process becomes intuitive.
The IAS is the policy which sought to streamline Indigenous funding by reallocating it through five key channels but a confusing process saw a massive oversubscription for the funds – reduced by more than $500m in the 2014 budget.
The editing process was similar to that of Ringer, although the screen was slightly more confusing and cluttered, mostly because of advertisements.
"It's a confusing process," she answered.
