Sentence examples for a large confusion from inspiring English sources

As the structure of this receptor is complex and variable there was rapidly a large confusion, the same word being used to designate the multimeric assembling or the benzodiazepine binding protein itself.

Over 70% of those aware of "Love faithfully" interpreted this to mean "stick to one partner"; over 50% of those who heard or saw "Love carefully" understood it to meant "choose your partner carefully" (which became a large confusion in Uganda), and over half of those who saw or heard "zero grazing" thought it to mean "stick to one partner".

The confusion of the moment reflects a larger confusion.

"Within the next few months, we will have a labour shortage".If that seems surprising, it illustrates a larger confusion about jobs and work.

The Secretary of State, for her part, appeared to agree with the Secretary of Defense, but the vagueness of her phraseology suggested a larger confusion of purpose which Barack Obama's drawn-out reappraisal has apparently carried with it from the start.

A similar argument can also be made from the large confusion of luminal A and luminal B, namely that this must have been driven by ER-associated genes, because these two subtypes have similar receptor characteristics.

The question of whether an American soldier's grenade killed Norgrove should be easier to sort out than the larger confusion about what any of our soldiers are doing there.

Winell said that many users did not understand that to use the app's tracking function, they had to pay $3 to upgrade to the Premium service, which he credits for a large part of the confusion.

In its despair and confusion, a large segment of the American populace is prepared to believe anything it's told, in part because we are a country less and less educated, increasingly unable to tell fact from fiction because we are so unschooled in basic essential knowledge about America and the world.

He left a large, loving family in a confusion of sorrow and gratitude for his release.

Once there, they could not help but give themselves over to the contained terror, confusion and a large dollop of disbelief that stalks the streets of the capital.