Sentence examples for because confusing from inspiring English sources

Not so fast, because the Fiscal Pact sets a different rule for "structural deficits", namely -0.5% (if you have trouble following all of this don't worry, because confusing the layperson is part of the exercise).

The Immigration Policy Center concludes, "Disentangling the role of immigration from these serious crimes is important, not only because we have limited resources but because confusing the issues helps to ensure that neither set of problems are solved".

Unfortunately, even mindful dieters can be unaware of the amount of added sugar in their drinks because of confusing labeling.

And that creates financial confusion, because it confuses the real market value of the art.

Perhaps leadership is confusing because it's confused: it embodies one of the central conundrums of modern life.

The message was confusing because the magazine, in those days, was confused.

The phrasing was confusing because it's natural to read "to leave" together as an infinitive.

Which feels confusing, because we are its unpaid content-providers, in one way or another.

Even deliverymen avoided the area because of its confusing, twisting, narrow lanes.

The taxonomy of the genus Quercus is confusing because of the many natural hybrids.

The New Year's Eve attacks are shocking at least partly because they're confusing.