Sentences with phrase «confusion on one's part»

There can be substantial confusion on the part of individual investors and many investment advisors as to the best location for assets from the standpoint of taxation over the long - term.

Make sure you ask all the questions in your head to avoid confusion on your part.

But apparently there's confusion on the part of some executive job seekers as to whether they're actually «executives» Here's something that happens to me all the time.

Even though a cloned child would indeed be a distinctive individual, his or her physical resemblance to the previous child, now dead, could cause emotional confusion on the part of the parents and the child.

They would have to believe that God would never forgive any misspeaking, carelessness, or confusion on their part on saying anything at all about or to the Holy Spirit or the work and person of Jesus.

Now you or I might think that statements like these represent confusion on the part of MANA about what constitutes low risk, but that's not true.

Most airlines are not SUPPOSED to charge you for checked carseats - however, we experienced much confusion on the part of both gate agents and curb check both going both there and back.

Smooth video integration and easily comprehended challenges avoid any possible confusion on the part of users.

She said a big obstacle was that Sen. Mike Hall, R - Putnam and chairman of the Finance Committee, likely was concerned about the expense the Department of Education estimated for repealing and replacing the standards and other related costs — originally at $ 168 million, despite confusion on the part of department officials and others over exactly what standards the bill would require to be ditched.

Just a bit confusion on my part and maybe «Disqus».

• In order to minimize confusion on the part of the reader, Atwood advises writers to use character names that begin with different letters of the alphabet or at least give them a different hair color.

It also pisses some people off when they learn that some cases of «identity theft» are actually identity confusion on the part of the credit bureaus.

The court said the first three conditions were satisfied but that the use by H3G of bubble images similar to the trade marks did not give rise to a likelihood of confusion on the part of consumers.

That was a confusion on the part of early theorists.

Based on the emails I continue to receive, there seems to be confusion on the part of many regarding the ingredients contained in this product as well as the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) position on malt extract in labeled gluten - free foods.

You have walnut extract in the index, but maple extract in the recipe (which brought some confusion on my part, so I ended up putting my maple syrup in the yoghurt mix instead).

Hi there — I'm sorry for any confusion on my part, but the dotted blouse I'm wearing is a newer arrival and not a sale item.

This will undoubtedly lead to confusion on the part of the student (or parent) when reviewing the results of a performance assessment rubric completed by the teacher.

Confusion on the part of the potential customer will result in a missed sales opportunity.

The two terms are often used interchangeably, which leads to a great deal of confusion on the part of consumers, who may not realize that these are vastly different debt relief services.

While the interface is mostly intuitive (thanks to columns that are not labelled «credit» and «debit» but with more descriptive names) I have come up with a problem that I can not seem to solve and a search of the GNUCash Handbook (which was sufficient for other questions) and online resources led to some confusion on my part.

In the original version of this post my numbers came out about the same, and the companion fare was actually higher due to some confusion on my part.

Courts have distinguished between several forms of confusion on the part of parties to a contract.

The judge went on to find that the Appellant had not established the component of confusion on the part of the public.