Sentence examples for of confusing date from inspiring English sources

In the US alone, 40% of food is thrown out, partly because of confusing date labels, telling consumers to "use by", "sell by" and "enjoy by" a certain time.

Nearly 20percentt of food waste in people's homes is caused by the confusing date labeling system, according to Niki Charalampopoulou, managing director of Feedback.

Her Granny is somewhat senile, confusing dates and time periods, but she can still talk about the past, helping Nancy to fill in gaps in her knowledge of the family's history.

Consumers throw away food because of the confusing array of date labels.

It was kind of confusing to me.

"The race was kind of confusing," Ramaala said.

It's all kind of confusing in my head.

a lot of confusing dials and buttons.

He also points to examples of confusing definitions.

In one of her most confusing speeches to date, Sarah Palin gave presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump some advice.

The little that is known of Khmer history in the years following the abandonment of Angkor is a confusing mixture of uncertain dates, mythical figures, and complex dynastic rivalries.