Sentence examples for understanding confusion from inspiring English sources

Understand: Conversational exchanges (check trouble understanding, confusion).

The FCA warned banks and building societies that they could face new rules on overdraft charges after it found they were earning revenue from consumers' lack of understanding, confusion and limited attention, and had incentives in place to make money by increasing overdraft limits.

Such information exchange produced lack of understanding, confusion, misinterpretation, out of context appraisal.

I ended up understanding the confusion I created so I ended up wearing both until I left.

Thirty eight of the respondents reported that they clearly understood the model however, four specialists described the model as overly complex and 2 patient representatives reported some confusion understanding it.

Paradoxically, both composers share a profound understanding of confusion, in its best and most exhilarating musical sense: initially causing discomfort through calculated dissonance.

Post-practical, it is worthwhile recording the names given by the class to the different nodes, as an exploration of the group decisions about naming taxa by a collection of individuals naïve to standard taxonomic practices may give us interesting insights into potential student understanding and confusion about taxonomy.

Associated with this nebulous understanding is confusion about the types of individual skills and institutional structures needed to support HSR.

The main one arising from the discussion was the lack of understanding and confusion regarding both exemption programs [ 19].

Previous research has found anxiety and distress about the HPV test result is associated with poor understanding and confusion about HPV infection, and that poor understanding is often widespread among women undergoing HPV testing.

As noted in the commentary by Woolf in JAMA, unless guideline-related challenges are resolved, there will be a lack of understanding and confusion about how and when to pursue clinical preventive services [ 9].