Sentence examples for but may be confusing from inspiring English sources
The buses are great but may be confusing for a first time visitor.
Problems for the Nigerian ethics committee arose when paragraphs were included that are only relevant to the US but may be confusing to participants in Nigeria.
Tumour spread through the serosa appears as pericolonic fat stranding, but may be confused with an associated desmoplastic reaction (possibly mimicking diverticulitis within the sigmoid colon).
Ideally, you find a "moment of emotional truth" in the buying process, where the customer is considering a purchase but may be confused about the details.
Properties of mechanosensitive currents in Jurkat were clearly distinct from TRPV1 and 3 but may be confused with those generated by TRPV4 [ 255], albeit the latter channel shows a somewhat higher Ca2+ over Na+ selectivity.
Moreover, it is hard to provide a schematic view of what we observe in our experiment (reversibility and incompatibility), and we do not believe that an oversimplified scheme of a smooth vs. a rugged fitness landscape would fit our story well, but instead may be confusing and misleading.
This may be confusing but try your best to identify what his message conveys.
This may be confusing to some, since liberals are, by and large, against poverty".
The president's behavior may be confusing to non-Indonesians, Mr. Katoppo suggested.
They don't need trash like this (expected as it may be) confusing them even more.
