Sentence examples for this confusion arises from inspiring English sources

I don't think that this confusion arises often in Professor Kemp's own Oxford-global academilieulieu.

All of this confusion arises from the lack of a consistent definition of what constitutes a small business.

Part if this confusion arises from the fact that we all feel down or depressed sometimes, this is normal and is not the same as having depression.

"This confusion arises because a consensus has yet to emerge on the scientific definition of 'planet.' " A 1.75-inch-wide circle on the plaque shows the relative size of Pluto, which is smaller than the Earth's moon.

Pelzer would no doubt argue that this confusion arises because each book is written from the perspective of the time (as he rather inelegantly puts it, with 'the language and wisdom that was solely developed from my viewpoint as well as that particular time period').

This confusion arises likely because it is not often recognized that the AIB (Akasofu 1964) is elongated along longitudes instead when considered on a timescale of a few minutes.

This confusion arose from the minimal observed differences between tantalum and niobium.

However, it is more likely that this confusion arose from the use of the same Greek term for both conditions.

This confusion arose after fire fighters rescued a little girl who died on the way to hospital.

We assume that this confusion arose from Figures 6-7 weere we labeled the bins on the x-axis as 'Radial Distance', which could be inferred as visual degrees.

We emphasize that synchronization mentioned in this paper means phase synchronization unless the confusion arises.