Sentence examples for been confused since from inspiring English sources

The government-bond market has been confused since the Treasury's surprise decision in late October to stop issuing 30-year bonds.

The identity and attributes of Antipathozoanthus macaronesicus (which resulted in a transition and a reversal in Antipathozoanthus hickmani: Fig.  5, node 11) have been confused since the original description (and subsequent publication of DNA sequences) where specimens were misidentified [ 34].

Telephones: They've been confusing since 1876.

This has been confusing, since MEKK1 and ASK1 are thought to activate similar if not identical downstream pathways.

The "blue pike's" identity has been confusing since it did not belong to the pike family (Esocidae) and some walleye in northern waters (along the Canadian Shield) are colored bright turquoise-blue due to sandercyanin protein in the mucus [ 47], which does not match the darker grey-blue color described for "blue pike" [ 48, 49].

The mothers and children were confused, since this would typically have been the time they prepared for bed.

He was confused, since his aunt and uncle had just arrived at LAX a few hours earlier.

Weight differences in complete enumerations for big (Beringraja binoculata) and longnose skates (Raja rhina) were of similar magnitude but in opposite directions, leading to the conclusion that the identification of these species is confused since there is no detection error.

"He's a seventy-one-year-old senior". He was confused, since his aunt and uncle had just arrived at LAX a few hours earlier.

Broad (1930) claimed that Sidgwick's account was confused, since his proposed solutions did not touch the problem of the inconsistent fundamental principles, though this has been effectively addressed by Coady (1994), Schneewind (1977) and many others.

The calls of the two Crex species cannot be confused, since the corn crake is silent in Africa.