Sentence examples for which could confuse from inspiring English sources

Which could confuse people who think they are getting sheep when they are actually getting goat!

Take out information that dilutes that message or which could confuse the hiring manager.

And in zones where toll-free roads run parallel to the autobahn, which could confuse matters, microwave beacons send out additional positioning information.

Shape "blurred the line between advertising and editorial content in a way which could confuse consumers," the division stated in a ruling released last week.

I had taken a hallucinogenic which could confuse the dreaming and iwaking states, my adulthood and childhood, and in doing so break the cellophane between myself and insanity.

What's more, Apple is still selling the older iPad 2, which could confuse people, because the fourth-generation iPad is simply called "iPad," making it unclear which one is the newest.

Fans liked to chant his nickname when he came to bat, which could sometimes confuse the nonfans.

The Fed also decided to remove any specific references to calendar dates when discussing the timing of a rate rise, which could further confuse markets, who have often reacted badly to any hint of the end of cheap money in the US economy.

It's different in German: Rommel's rank was Generalfeldmarschall, which could be confusing.

Pinterest, on the other hand, is full of images of old merchandise that is no longer available for sale, which could be confusing for users who are ready to spend.

At least one was for a place, which could be confusing if the place recognized by the renamed were not thousands of miles away: Tiananmen Square Corner (42nd Street at 12th Avenue).