Examples of using Somewhat confusing in English and their translations into German
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For others this looks somewhat confusing.
The start is somewhat confusing, since it has no help module.
CrowdSpring's pricing system is somewhat confusing.
These two terms are somewhat confusing- Telomere and Telomerase.
Comparing drilling rigs can be time consuming and somewhat confusing.
However, this sometimes seems somewhat confusing to the outside world.
Cons: Somewhat confusing interface, karaoke mode offers mixed results.
To allow them to do this, there is a package called xinitrc somewhat confusing, admittedly.
It may seem somewhat confusing that the Font represents both the property and the object.
The circumstances surrounding the case are somewhat confusing and contradictory.
This name is somewhat confusing because they were not kings, but a population group living in….
It may well be the case that for some(the Jehovah's Witnesses, for instance)the Greek expression aion is somewhat confusing.
The term is somewhat confusing because it gives the impression that an original work is being re-used.
Minister Lehtomäki, as has been mentioned here,this process has perhaps been somewhat confusing in Parliament.
It is admittedly somewhat confusing that its name is virtually identical to that of the first type: the Canon EOS D30.
In a small building is a model of the entire area, which we study in detail,since the area is huge and somewhat confusing.
It is somewhat confusing that the word“credit card(Kreditkarte)” in Germany is used as a synonym for the Visa card or MasterCard.
Some items in this proposal, however, are somewhat confusing, and I should like the Commissioner to clarify them.
However, where Webs lost points on this section,is that the sheer amount of features available make designing your page somewhat confusing and overwhelming.
The name of the app is somewhat confusing as it is easy enough to confuse it with the regular Opera mobile browser called Opera browser- fast& safe.
Although you can complete the registration yourself using the FDA online FURLS system,some companies ask us to complete this for them as the process can be somewhat confusing.
Although it can be somewhat confusing to have all the features a click away, after a few uses you will get accustomed to the work panel.
I don't wish to quibble, but the Waldensians article has now been mentioned a number of times.The title is indeed somewhat confusing, I agree with you on that, but this narrowing of focus is not in the article.
The terms can be somewhat confusing, as"CBD hemp oil" can also be called"CBD oil", and the other way around"CBD oil" can be made from both hemp plants and marijuana plants.
In some cases Natha Gurus can be listed in Siddha, Tantric, Vaishnava,or even Buddhist lineages what may be somewhat confusing, but not surprising because the Natha Sampradaya is a nonsectarian Tradition.
However, it might be somewhat confusing for readers accustomed to existing game consoles to understand what we mean by a"system function", so Aoyama-san, could you please give us a brief explanation?
From 24 Jul to 28 Jul, he was called out with Captain Jacob Klock's Company on an"Indian Alarm" at Burnetsfield,German Flatts this record is somewhat confusing, it could also mean 24 Jul to 28 Aug.
The entrance is somewhat confusing, with one set of doors labeled"Office" leading into a modern reception area; and the other leading into a dated apartment-style lobby with a white laminate front desk, gray and white walls, and two armless chairs.
Instead, translation is based on what Sakai calls"heterolingual address," a linguistic relation that traverses the"one" or the"other" language(s), in which each form of address(of someone or something) is based on a virtual,differential, and somewhat confusing linguisticality that can never be reduced to the identity of the one or the other"language," the one or the other"linguistic community," or to the"communicated" meanings.
This somewhat confusing and ambiguous formulation certainly has something to do with the various Marxist interpretations of historical concepts of proletariat and class, which I will thematize below, but also and especially with the different meanings of the current concept of precariat in different languages.