Sentence examples for has often been confusing from inspiring English sources

The Trump administration's stance on weed has often been confusing.

No doubt the shift has often been confusing and controversial in incorporating the convergence and collision of styles and ideas that compete for the attention of viewers globally.

With regard to the assessment of environmental contamination, the use of the terms "indicator," "monitor," and "sentinel" has often been confusing and ambiguous.

P. ostruthium is a species that has often been confused with related Apiaceae species or morphologically similar roots or tubers resulting in products of minor quality.

But what guidance the agency has offered has often been confused, public health experts say, and the money provided has been a fraction of what the hospitals need.

In the same way, dysthymia, hypomania's dark twin, has often been confused with gloomy temperament, when in fact it is a treatable form of low-grade depression.

He has often been confused with the 5th/6th-century St. Ciaran of Saighir (designated "the Elder" or sometimes called "of Ossory"), who is traditionally honoured as Ossory's first bishop.

It has often been confused with the classical empiricist/rationalist issue.

In addition, since this species has simple morphological features and phenotypic plasticity, its identification has often been confused with similar related species (Xia, 1986).

It has often been confused with U. radiata, which is similar but smaller than U. inflata.

The numbers they have thrown around have often been confusing and conflicting -- and sometimes wrong.