Sentence examples for it could be confusing from inspiring English sources
The theatres that have to sell the tickets were worried that it could be confusing.
Actually I looked at the tape over the weekend, I could see where it could be confusing.
"The goal was to offer an entire portfolio without being redundant and without making the entire portfolio so large that it could be confusing for employees," said Anne Marie Gattari, a company spokeswoman.
"We don't advertise ourselves on the floor because it could be confusing to the guests of our clients," said Frederic Z. Sondik, a senior vice president of the Rockefeller Group.
It would be better to have an industry approach, as it could be confusing for customers". Morrisons will talk with bodies such as the British Retail Consortium (BRC), the trade body for the UK retail industry, in the hope that it can encourage its rivals to come together on a collective stance.
Avoid slang and swear words, and keep jargon to a minimum, as it could be confusing.
So the resort's name does indeed reflect its location -- although it could be confused with Yorktown, Ill.
A visit to YouTube these days shows so many professionally produced channels that it could be confused with a TV guide.
There, it inhabits swamps, fresh and brackish marshes, rice fields, and well vegetated lake shores, occasionally in the company of Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis), another widespread, tiny heron with which it could be confused.
