Sentence examples for more confusing due from inspiring English sources
"Of course, I cannot claim to not make errors myself and reading a paper can make a piece of research all the more confusing due to the way some things are phrased in the scientific literature, but I think everyone should be in the habit of scrutinising scientific papers.
Of course, like artisanal, local, or small batch, "craft" is in the eye of the beholder, and this is all the more confusing due to the fact that there is no true definition of just what makes craft beer craft.
Thus, while both the 2008 and 2010 Supreme Court decisions laid out the foundation for what is acceptable in our country in terms of gun rights, it has gray areas and discrepancies that both historians and federal courts cannot get behind, making gun regulation more difficult and confusing due to a lack of agreement between parties.
Robert Copsey for Digital Spy described the collaboration as one of the more confusing releases of 2010, due to how the song was connected to three different projects, including the Dorito's campaign and both Guetta's and Rihanna's albums.
It's even more confusing if you file your return in Maine or Massachusetts: due to Patriots Day, the deadline will be Tuesday, April 19 , 2016 in those states.
While we and others have previously referred to undifferentiated spermatogonia as "spermatogonial progenitor cells," this term is somewhat confusing due to the unintended implication that such cells may be even more primitive than SSCs.
Now they are more confusing".
But more confusing was Agha's irritation.
It's more confusing than descriptive.
"My bills get more and more confusing and overwhelming".
