Sentence examples for multiple potentially confusing from inspiring English sources

There are multiple, potentially confusing, pathways for adverse event reporting (Table 2).

The Times's stylebook cautions against those constructions as potentially confusing.

The judge, Robert Baines of the Santa Clara County Superior Court, ruled that the study was irrelevant and potentially confusing.

Potentially confusing matters further, the woman appears to now be a supporter of Trump's campaign for the White House.

That's potentially confusing.

However, Fuller had some criticisms of the plot, seeing it as potentially confusing.

But mashing together the different standards for place value and the number line is potentially confusing.

The ban on products that appeals to kids is also potentially confusing.

This contrasted with the more conventional "A" to "D" or "1" to "4 considered by the battalion to be potentially confusing.

Potentially confusing dual endings show the war-fighters' two possible paths to returning home, neither of which is easy.

We didn't think the term sibling would make sense to toddlers and using the word sisters seemed potentially confusing.