Sentence examples for be confusion between from inspiring English sources

Peirce said Irish Distillers feared there would be confusion between Powers and a Powerscourt whiskey.

There seems to be confusion between the applauders and the applauded: Brezhnev tries signalling to the crowd, joining the crowd, sitting, standing, smiling all for naught.

This is a problem particularly for flat-dwellers: there can sometimes be confusion between the flat number and the building's street number.

There will be confusion between IPPs and utility for the culpability for degraded power quality.

The European Union Intellectual Property Office sided with Wembley Stadium, saying that there could be confusion between the club and the stadium.

There can be confusion between different definitions of solubility, inclusion or exclusion of ionised forms, ambiguity between polymorphs, systematic differences between experimental methods, kinetic solubility may be wrongly identified as thermodynamic, or the solubility of the wrong compound may be measured due to unanticipated chemical reactions occurring in the experimental set-up.

There has long been confusion between Stauntonia and Holboellia.

There's confusion between our nose and eye.

The classical error here is that there is confusion between the communications strategy and packaging.

However, there was confusion between what she was proposing and what the D.E.P. is proposing, and that's unfortunate".

"There is confusion between what is contractually permissible and what a team is allowed to do in the sporting regulations.