Sentence examples for possible confusion from inspiring English sources

When Ishiguro noted the possible confusion of their nicknames, Phillips was quick to add, "I'm confused we're both dressed the same way".

It will prevent possible confusion and possible border bottlenecks later on".

"It doesn't worry me," Dr. Shostak said of the possible confusion.

Adding to the possible confusion, several investigations appear to be under way.

MDMCs and their management should be distinguished from other types of coasts to avoid possible confusion in the literature.

The singer said she felt "felt every emotion possible: confusion, sadness, physical pain, sickness and fury, like I'd never experienced".

The possible confusion between modelling and discretization errors is however avoided since these two effects are identical in the present formalism.

The importance of understanding the magnitude and origin of vertical compositional gradients is emphasised because of possible confusion with purely lateral changes.

Seven Up! was Granada founding chairman Sidney Bernstein's idea, and Hewat and Almond hated it because of possible confusion with the soft drink.

But both boards worry about possible confusion over the multiple voting sites required for school elections and the different eligibility requirements for the two votes.

Besides fitting better with the turtle metaphor, this terminology avoids a possible confusion: the word "left" could mean either the turtle's left or the screen's left.