Sentence examples for because of the confusing from inspiring English sources

Americans were not well prepared because of the confusing choices and the inability of many to make that choice.

Consumers throw away food because of the confusing array of date labels.

The great danger in our case is because of the confusing scenery.

On top of that, there were roughly 2,200 votes that the Democrats argue were cast for Pat Buchanan but were intended for Mr Gore and went astray because of the confusing design of the ballot paper.

Michigan may have also been hurt politically by the Big Ten's 2-5 bowl record, including Ohio State's 31-14 loss to Florida in the Sugar Bowl, and the lack of closure because of the confusing finish in Pasadena.

I intended to book a round trip from London to Stockholm in March but, because of the confusing design of the British Airways web page, I booked for April instead.

Because of the confused information emerging from the war zone, each casualty and death has been verified as completely as possible.

Because of the often confused circumstances and incomplete information regarding their sinkings, few wrecks of Japanese capital ships have been discovered and identified.

Enemy At The Gates, The Mummy Returns, Artificial Intelligence and Jurassic Park III all had plenty of talented performers on hand to enliven the proceedings, but all fell short of the mark because of substandard, confusing or downright putrid screenplays.

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

Unfortunately, because of confusing nomenclature, the genes we refer to as SbSUT2 and SbSUT4, based on homology with the rice sequences [ 39], are inversely named in the Qazi et al. and Milne et al. references.