Sentence examples for due to confusing from inspiring English sources
Identification of Fusarium species has always been difficult due to confusing phenotypic classification systems.
Critics have suggested that John Carter's failure to connect with audiences may have been due to confusing marketing as well as lukewarm reviews.
Due to confusing names, similar packaging and complicated procedures, a handful of drugs are responsible for a surprisingly large share of the errors.
Their attribution of the [Si] substitution mechanism to the FTIR spectra of natural olivines published by Miller et al. (1987) was a mistake due to confusing the [Si] substitution in their experiments with the [Ti] substitution in the natural crystals.
This was due to, "confusing economic policies of the Brotherhood-led government".
(Case HV15) (From field notes) Although Ernest had initially accepted his status, assisted by a thorough counseling session, several months later, due to confusing messages from health providers, he believed he had another illness.
GMay include both bilberry (V. myrtillus) and/or blueberry (V.cyanococcus) due to confused with one another.
It has frequently been pointed out that the genetics literature is confused on the topic of epistasis see, e.g., Phillips (1998) and Cordell (2002)), but misconceptions due to a confused use of language still remain.
But due to bizarrely confused diary entries, there were no Southampton staff available to supervise the young people.
Nick Harvey, the Liberal Democrat defence spokesman, said: "Any suggestion that UK forces have been put at risk due to a confused opium policy is deeply disturbing, particularly when it is the British government that has responsibility for the multinational strategy".
But according to Dimitris Lambou, editor of the rightwing publication Davlos (Torch), and two female colleagues, using lesbian in this way "disgraces them around the world"; islanders, they say, are suffering "psychological and moral rape", due to being confused with lezzers such as myself.
