Sentence examples for also to confuse from inspiring English sources

There are two branches: the Flat and jumping (also, to confuse non-aficionados further, called National Hunt).

Pheromone lures, which contain substances secreted by animals, can be placed in the garden not only to lure pests into sticky traps but also to confuse males so they cannot find females and mate.

Also to confuse him.

The tweets puzzled not only the state officials but also scientists, who said that Trump not only failed to address human-caused climate change but also seemed to confuse the completely separate issues of fire protection and water management.

It's also easy to confuse anxiety with hunger.

Yet it's also easy to confuse measurement with meaning.

They also serve to confuse registrants and external stakeholders about its regulatory role".

Critics also tend to confuse economics as a discipline with capitalism as a social and economic system.

The hacking group Fancy Bears also tried to confuse the issue by losing it in a fog of moral equivalence.

Waze also tends to confuse Palestinian and Israeli areas, which often have the same, or similar, names.

He also appeared to confuse the duty for police officers to justify their use of force, seemingly telling jurors that he – the officer – was arbiter of appropriate force.