Sentence examples for confusing given the from inspiring English sources

His opposition is confusing given the positions he supported in a welfare speech given not long after he took office.

While some investors found the latest data confusing given the optimistic assessment of the economy by the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan, the falling stock prices were also the result of investors cashing in profits before the long holiday weekend.

It has become lab jargon for the phenomenon the authors think is going on, but it is confusing given the various versions of this phenomenon (including its reciprocity), as well as the fact that there should be a formal description of the data, not an interpretive one.

This looks even more confusing given the fact that, in a visit to Berlin as recently as October, he claimed Turkey still strongly believed in EU membership.

We are not sure if the ticker symbol was deliberately designed to be confusing, given the company name, but the numbers make it all worthwhile.

Trump and Kelly's continued support of Porter is especially confusing, given the number of conflicting reports coming from the White House.

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.

Trump's decision not to publish the records is also confusing given a previous statement from his office.

With their turnip-shaped heads, saucer eyes and ghostly pale skin they appear half-dead, or undead, which might be confusing given what is to follow.

Alistair Davies at Investec said: Maiden interims for DC were expected to be confusing given different accounting periods (6 months Dixons, 7 months for Carphone).

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?