Sentence examples for confusing given that the from inspiring English sources

Ezra Klein at American Prospect says Brown's speech is "a bit confusing" given that the UK's fiscal stimulus plan is "fairly paltry" compared to America's.

This is confusing, given that the same group has recently shown that down regulation of p53 correlates with the timing of senescence induction (Yun et al., PNAS 2013).

4) The 1st panel of Figure 6 is very confusing, given that the "opener" rats would have opened the door at different times – is the claim that each rat's locomotion decreased immediately after they opened the restrainer, or rather, that it decreased mainly during the last twenty minutes of the session?

They are only done singly, however, as multiples would get confusing, given that the tartan is very inconsistent in how many threads per weft section there are, actually.

I'm especially confused given that the ZF-network in Figure  1 appears to offer no improvement over the randomized background".

But Germany's emissions decreases are relatively minor, which is confusing given that Germany has dramatically increased renewables with its Energiewende policy and that total energy use has decreased in that country.

The collection -- rolled-up jeans, flimsy chiffon dresses, airy bell-sleeve ethnic dresses -- confused, given that they were warm-weather clothes presented for fall and winter.

However, I was willing to admit that I was confused, given that AT&T, as a premier telecommunications company, knows a thing or two about communication.

That was a bit confusing given I had been half deaf for nearly four months—so maybe smoking booze is a cure for plugged ears?

He tries the screw of the locker in the center of the kayak, confused by his sureness that there is a first-aid kit, confused given the things he does not know.

Eagle-eyed readers may be confused about competing claims, given that UPS launched a medical sample delivery service at a hospital site in March.