Sentence examples for made it confusing to from inspiring English sources

Bad marketer Bowie − Cross-platform reinventions made it confusing to keep track of core brand − Cross-Googling problem with choice of stage name (brings up hits about knives – dubiously fashionable product) − Defined an era, but ended up defined by that era, delimiting brand life (Bowie=70s. See also: Rubik's Cube = 80s).

These unique attributes can make it confusing to select fixtures best suited for dairy operations.

There are a lot of different ways you can get to the same effects panel, which can make it confusing to remember how you got there.

Let down: Multiple entries for lots of different kinds of food can make it confusing to know which version you're eating.

But these fake accounts are against Facebook's terms of service, require users to remember extra sets of login credentials, hamper security since they're not tied to one person, and their pseudonyms make it confusing to give the right people permission to post or buy ads.

Likewise, midnight is both 12 hours before midday and 12 hours after midday, which makes it confusing to choose between a.m. or p.m.

There is some mention of this issue only at the very end of the discussion section, but it makes it confusing to read along the way and to interpret at the end.

We also quantified the HU-treated cells in each experiment, but including that data in the graph made it confusing because it was not relevant to the results being discussed in that section.

All the noise and name-calling made it confusing and disconcerting to watch.

In your childhood, did these two approaches to raising children clash in such a way that made it confusing?

"They like each other so much — that made it confusing," Zarina, who is thirty-four, said.