Sentence examples for predominantly confused from inspiring English sources

Therefore the complex sample interchange can now be elucidated as follows: the true sample NDsq0178 was a haplogroup D4a1 sequence that was predominantly confused with the true haplogroup M7a2 sample NDsq0168.

If there is a lesson for the UK's often confused, lacklustre and predominantly mercantilist foreign policy, which often appears more interested in drumming up business at any cost, denuded of any moral dimension, it is that there are issues worth grappling with in their own right, where hard work in the long run, not the knee-jerk recourse to bombers, can produce results.

On May 3, 1844, the American Republican Party (not to be confused with the modern Republican Party), a Protestant nativist group, held a meeting in a predominantly Irish part of the Kensington District, then a suburb of Philadelphia.

Still confused?

So confused?

Confused already?

Carol: Confused.

And confused.

Slightly confused?

Badly confused.

"No, confused.