Sentence examples for confusion arises from inspiring English sources
The confusion arises the moment consumers start to read labels.
Some of the confusion arises when we talk about "being traumatised".
Confusion arises in smokers' minds if the problem is framed as nicotine addiction.
Confusion arises because "there are no uniform enforcement rules over Christmas", says AppealNow founder Barrie Segal.
What if confusion arises between official party and candidate Web sites and grass-roots ones?
I don't think that this confusion arises often in Professor Kemp's own Oxford-global academilieulieu.
The confusion arises from the various ways the government considers eligibility for spousal benefits.
Part of the confusion arises from an evolving view of the immense importance of reducing L.D.L. levels.
Perhaps your confusion arises from misunderstanding Franklin Roosevelt, who spoke of the four freedoms, not the floor freedoms.
The basic confusion arises from a "voluntary tip" that restaurant managers sometimes, but not always, add to bills.
Misha Katz The confusion arises from overlooking the distinction between a total tax rate and a "marginal" rate.
