Sentence examples for these confusing from inspiring English sources

These confusing definitions increase the ambiguity in classification and justify the use of the CRBSI definition instead of the CLABSI definition in this retrospective study.

Instead, she creates sympathy for these confused, vulnerable women.

During these confused and hysterical days, Sarah Bajc was frequently interviewed on television.

These confused fish are venturing further away from shelter, thus becoming more exposed to predators.

THESE are confusing times in ex-Yugoslavia.

Previously, agents bundled these together, confusing and annoying clients.

I'd been out a number of times, all these disastrous, confusing relationships one after another".

The authors say they added multiple comparison tests, but the way they describe these is confusing.

"These inconsistencies are confusing foreign investors".

However, students say these lists are confusing.

No one, however, is confusing these Hoyas with the vintage teams of Thompson.