Sentence examples for confusing sources from inspiring English sources

It is no longer politically correct to refer to the period as the dark ages – but Anglo-Saxon England remains a shadowy place, with contradictory and confusing sources and archaeology.

As can be seen from Figure 2, the Root-MUSIC algorithm has some strong outliers; especially some strong outliers confuse two sources over some periods.

His actions while on medical leave had left other judges "puzzled and confused", a source said.

Lately I've seen many entrepreneurs confuse Open Source with Free so I thought it would be helpful to make the distinction.

Can someone please give her a copy?" Mensch appeared to confuse her source.

All this follows Indian box-office sources; rather confusing was Fox Star's claim on Sunday night, via the Rentrak chart below, that Khan's film had done $27m domestically, which would be a ridiculous 178 crore.

It also has been the source of confusing variability in the experimental outcomes between research groups using the same models.

Perhaps the fact that substandard drug problems are often confused with other sources of treatment failure might offer an opportunity for interventions, rather than an obstacle to them.

While a steady light will not scare lions, flickering lights from multiple sources confuses them, and indicates the presence of something larger than them, making it a risk "not worth taking".

Like turning the knob on a radio, the team adjusted the pulse so that, if the artificial horizon emitted any Hawking radiation, its wavelength would be between 800 and 900 nanometers, a range that could not be confused with other sources such as laser-induced fluorescence.

Messages and sources can be confusing.