Sentence examples for as not to confuse from inspiring English sources

Still less is the Setai part of the oldest South Beach, the one that requires the hotel to dim its seaward lights so as not to confuse egg-laying sea turtles.

(The "before" pictures are here, too, mounted on Plexiglas so as not to confuse the viewer).

The hives have to be installed before sunrise, so as not to confuse the bees.

The goal seems to be galleries as homogeneous as possible, so as not to confuse viewers.

Kate felt tears coming, and she hugged the child close and shut her eyes so as not to confuse him.

Last month, the bishop of Córdoba began a provocative appeal for the city to stop referring to the monument as a mosque so as not to "confuse" visitors.

This is the message of her new novel, too, which could almost be read as a plea not to confuse the author with the narrator.

So, we have the description of the Itinerary itself by using the POIType descriptive properties and have the group of POIs by using the poi property named as pois (so not to confuse with the mentioned list of POIs).

"As chancellor I constantly prayed not to confuse myself with God," he said.

It's important not to confuse, as Mr Linker does, the process by which rules come about and the often surprising and complex patterns of activity those rules might bring about.

The trick is not to conflate one person's blues for another person's full on clinical episode, not to confuse, as it were, the stomach bug for the Ebola.