Sentence examples for because it is confusing from inspiring English sources
The general manager, who was at part of my talk, came up to me and asked me to please put my bracelet back on because it is confusing the staff and of course, someone showed up later and gave me a white bracelet for the rest of my stay.
2. Under Results and Discussions, the first section titled, "Searching for TE-associated proteins," when discussing the BLAST searches, it might be clearer to describe the three TE databases as libraries, only because it is confusing to think of searching the CDS databases with another database.
We feel the need to be dramatic because many appear ready to abandon the TOC because it is confused with the TOL.
"It's a shame we have to deal with it because it's confusing for the spectators, especially for the lay spectator".
"Once you pay your parking fee and you're leaving the airport, you have to know exactly where you're going, because it's confusing getting on the turnpike or 78," Mr. Borin said.
"I don't like chemistry because it's confusing with all the elements and reactants.
But it's not hitting the bulls-eye, because it's confusing targeting with data protection, which are not quite the same issue.
Well, for one thing, because it's confusing.
Chenowith helped Chelsea Handler understand the show's title on "Chelsea Lately" (Weeknights, 11 p.m. EST on E!). "What does 'GCB' stand for, because it's confusing for that to be on ABC?" Handler asked.
