Sentence examples for example of the confusion from inspiring English sources
This is just the latest example of the confusion and divergence that occurs when a team is 10 games under.500.
For an example of the confusion prevailing in one jurisdiction, compare District of Columbia v. Woodbury, 136 U.S. 450, 10 S.Ct.
"It does seem like a key example of the confusion caused by the current system," said Sharon Bradford Franklin, senior counsel at the Constitution Project, a group that has advocated for a simpler method of classifying and distributing government information.
A stark example of the confusion over moving patients from A&E to a ward involved an elderly patient who had been in the emergency department for more than 12 hours and was assigned a ward bed only for it to emerge that it was no longer available.
AS Trenton, Camden and Newark face their first revaluations of property in more than 25 years, the troubled experience of Jersey City offers an example of the confusion that revaluations can cause when they are postponed during years of rapidly rising real-estate values, tax experts and officials say.
The best known example of the confusion that results is Schrödinger's infamous dead-and-alive cat, subsection 10.1.
Running form is just one example of the confusions buffeting beginning runners.
"Beautiful Creatures" is a classic example of the confusions and the outright blunders that can overtake talented people who commit themselves to a concept driven purely by the movie marketplace.
These small examples of the confusion of these men's lives are compounded by the far more serious rule that they are unable to work - it is an offence to pay them any money.
By last Sunday the southern Iraqi seaport of Umm Qasr had been reported "taken" nine times, while reports of the discovery of a chemical weapons factory in An Najaf have not been confirmed - just two more examples of the confusion over what is coming out of military sources.
