Sentence examples for because of confusions from inspiring English sources

As an actress, Maria worked only occasionally, but, because of confusions in Williams' clumsily drawn will, from 1984 to the end of her life she was cast as a player on the world stage.

No wasted timeouts because of confusion.

The Broncos had gotten this far with Tebow as their starter largely because of confusion.

The jury is still out on that effort, not least because of confusion over the naming system.

Stanford grew concerned that the school's reputation might be tarnished because of confusion over academic titles, he said.

Some fans waited in security lines for more than an hour Monday because of confusion over new security protocols this year.

The Cairo post has been a difficult one to fill, in part because of confusion in Egypt about American policy.

The investigation was also extended because of confusion over the men's licenses, all of which proved in good order.

And I remained unpaid because of confusion at the outsourced benefits center in Canada, which never received my return date.

Now, because of confusion with PerkinElmer, PE Biosystems is changing its name back to Applied Biosystems, pending shareholder approval this fall.

Great uncertainty remained Monday because of confusion over exactly what legal rights the shareholders have with respect to the Fed.