Sentence examples for offering confusing from inspiring English sources

Joe Nocera's Jan . 17column, "Keep It Simple," is correct that the Dodd-Frank law is far too complex, offering confusing and often contradictory standards and regulatory proposals.

Google even admitted that having multiple offerings is "confusing to users" in its announcement about this.

Many members of the audience seemed confused, offering only lukewarm applause when Mr. Obama was finished speaking.

"Isn't this fascinating?" I stared back silently before offering only a confused, "Sir?" He clapped the surface of his desk and coins and papers rattled as he settled deep into his chair.

She warns that Microsoft risks confusing consumers by offering two flavours of its new operating system.

"The talent is offering choices for the consumer without confusing them," says Nicolette Nol, executive producer for VPRO Digitaal.

This aspect of the process is confusing to families who see two colleges offering vastly different amounts of aid — and coming up with significantly different family contributions.

Mr. Hesse recalled his days running AT&T Wireless Services and how it began offering simple one-rate plans to customers frustrated by confusing prices on long distance and roaming fees.

But a complicated business model (expensive hardware, free service) made it confusing for consumers to compare to competitive offerings from Vonage and others.

The company, based in Bellevue, Wash., started offering the iPhone in April, when it also began offering new phone plans that addressed common frustrations with wireless companies, like confusing contracts and expensive data plans.

I set down the confused cracker offering.