Sentence examples for it may be confusing from inspiring English sources
While it may be confusing to some folks, it has posed no problems.
It may be confusing to hear George W. Bush's younger brother place the blame for political polarization entirely on Obama.
They don't need trash like this (expected as it may be) confusing them even more.
The paper will refer to the team instead as "Washington," except in cases where it may be confusing to the reader.
It may be confusing when some witches themselves don the iconic cape and hat on Halloween as an act of agency.
Because chronic conditions can be quite subtle, it may be confusing to differentiate between symptoms or minor ailments with more severe disease states.
It may be confused with a (type I) odontoid fracture.
It may be confused with P. robustus, especially in material from Alaska where both species occur together.
However, in an allograft kidney, it may be confused with acute tubulointerstitial (cellular) rejection.
Despite these new findings, EPSCC is still poorly appreciated and clinically it may be confused with metastases from SCLC.
Use of the term 'sensitivity' in this context should be avoided, as it may be confused with sensitivity described in the section 'Qualitative tests' (ie, the proportion of positive results correctly identified by a test).
