Sentences with phrase «mass confusion about»

In response to the mass confusion about the word «stress,» the term has been reworked and debated over time.

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To bring some order into the mass of pre-historic remains which lay about in confusion, he sorted them out on the basis of the materials used for weapons and implements — stone, bronze and iron.

Cathy, You are right about the confusion in the masses.

New York state legislators on Thursday expressed confusion about how, exactly, Gov. Andrew Cuomo's $ 26 billion plan to invest in the region's mass transit system could actually be dubbed a plan, since it contains no explanation of where its funding is coming from.

Legislators expressed confusion about how, exactly, Cuomo's $ 26 billion plan to invest in the region's mass transit system could actually be dubbed a plan, since it contains no explanation of where its funding is coming from.

And he has done so at the particular intersection of science with public policy environment and the human condition where public and policy - maker confusion about the realities is more dangerous for the future of society than on any other science - and - policy question excepting, possibly, the dangers from weapons of mass destruction.

You know the real - life in - the - trenches experience about how to get ripped... while avoiding the mass confusion that trips up most people

Covering the glass in the bottom are masses of violets, and resting serenely on their sweet bed are orchids, tumbling about in artistic confusion.

Despite so much info being dispersed out to masses about mortgages there is still confusion on what to focus on.

There is a mass confusion among many in the United States about what a pit bull is, and our media hasn't helped.

The current confusion about the thermal behaviour of the Earth system is that no one seems to realise that the rate of conversion to and fro between the latent heat of phase changes and potential energy during adiabatic uplift and descent is variable with any forcing element other than mass, gravity or insolation.

The confusion on this subject lies in the fact that only about 2 percent of global warming is used in heating air, whereas about 90 percent of global warming goes into heating the oceans (the rest heats ice and land masses).

Unfortunately, some confusion persists about how energy efficiency measures can be applied to mass - based compliance within the Clean Power Plan.

Despite so much info being dispersed out to masses about mortgages there is still confusion on what to focus on.