Sentence examples for may explain confusing from inspiring English sources
Chronic infestations or unsystematic treatments may explain confusing results in adult sheep.
This may explain why so many people find science confusing.
32 This may explain why improvements in chloride secretion have been observed in the absence, in general, of reduced sodium hyperabsorption (which may in fact be confused electrophysiologically with changes arising from inflammation).
Those factors may explain something.
Parents are confused by nothing more than the sexual maturing of their own children, I suppose, so the punitive aspect of these programs, the stamping out of early and inappropriate fires, may explain their popularity among some daytime viewers.
That may explain another observation.
They may explain this better.
Change needs a process so we who are in favor of health care reform have to be sensitive -- not in a manipulative way -- to resistances, and see if we can bend and compromise or better explain what may be confusing.
These messages may seem confusing.
