Sentence examples for remains confusing from inspiring English sources

The terminology of the various forms of treatment associated with herbal substances remains confusing.

The legal appeals are made more complicated by the Indonesian judicial system, which has undergone significant reform but remains confusing.

Is it because on the street, rather than at the collectors' level, the nationality of this northeastern battleground region near the Rhine, alternately held by Germany and France, remains confusing?

Pros: more help for new users, the return of the Start button, improved Mail app Cons: Start button isn't a return to its former glory; interface remains confusing This article was updated on 24 September: "earlier this week" in the first paragraph was corrected to "earlier this month".

And the program remains "confusing [and] complicated for beneficiaries and providers," she said.

It's not surprising that the congressional debate over funding the U.S. response to Zika has been hard to follow, given how much remains confusing about the virus itself.

Some memory returns, but Meyer remains confused.

The situation remains confused, and a bloodbath is still possible.

Such bills will only proliferate as long as federal immigration policy remains confused and unclear.

As ever, competition in aviation remains confused and troubled, even as the old barriers fall away.

Maze, the skier who started the controversy, says she remains confused by the issue.