Sentence examples for because it confuses from inspiring English sources

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

The bias promoted by the term "gig" is particularly destructive because it confuses politicians — including current presidential hopefuls — leading to a misplaced, confused concern for contributors whom they fear are being swindled out of a "real" job.

So soaps don't want to introduce a whole lot of new people because it confuses audiences.

That doesn't work because it confuses the idea of loneliness with the fact of being alone.

The poppies that produce the stuff naturally go to the trouble because it confuses the nervous systems of potential pests.

"It's important because it confuses teams, they never know where our guys are going to end up," Warner added.

Breaking News resembles what Jason Calacanis attempted with Digg clone Propeller, which ultimately failed despite its novel editorial oversight features in part because it confused people accustomed to the classic Netscape.com.

"Some Web sites call that area the Upper East Side," he said, "and then she heard somewhere else it was called East Harlem, so she backed out because it confused her".

That on-again, off-again nature of the program hurt recycling efforts in the city because it confused residents, Mr. Goldstein said.

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

"It's a shame we have to deal with it because it's confusing for the spectators, especially for the lay spectator".