Sentence examples for more confusing because from inspiring English sources

It is all the more confusing because Google already has a Web browser named Chrome.

The situation is all the more confusing because last week, Apple actually appeared to get a favorable ruling over the same trademark issues.

In addition, my religion has played a factor in my reasoning, and it also makes things a little more confusing because it's hard to decide which one I believe.

But having said that, it's going to get even more confusing, because now the Brits want to bring Kinsey back into the conversation.

It just makes it more confusing, because the "B" is a "V", the "P" is an "R," the "C" is an "S," the "H" is an "N," the "y" is an "ooh", and the "X" is a "kha".

It is more confusing because the results provided for the vitamin D receptor (PDB: 1IE9) is not about binding affinities but "translational activity".

It was a more confusing homecoming because I'm already thinking about next time.

But because the series' plot reveal turns out to be more confusing than compelling, and because turning a novel into two films invariably leads to inflated productions, only the most devoted fans of the book will pledge allegiance to what's on the screen.

The editing process was similar to that of Ringer, although the screen was slightly more confusing and cluttered, mostly because of advertisements.

5 6 It is possible that FAST-negative stroke patients in the present study were not detected because they had a more confusing presentation, thus delaying diagnosis and subsequent request for CT scan.

While it can be annoying to visit individual car rental sites because their designs are clumsier and more confusing than the big travel sites, do it anyway.