Sentence examples for Spawned confusion from inspiring English sources

C1 Error Roils Stock Market A clerical error spawned confusion on the New York Stock Exchange when Bear Stearns placed an order to sell $4 billion in stock in the Standard & Poor's 500.

Trump spawned confusion last month when he appeared to lift sanctions imposed by his own administration that were intended to further isolate North Korea.

resulted in initial interest confusion because defendant was improperly benefitting from the goodwill plaintiff developed in its mark". Here, Plaintiff contends Lens.com advertisements constitute a similar "bait and switch" that spawns confusion.

After the July 7 attack in Dallas, officials said that they struggled to distinguish between people lawfully carrying long guns in the open and a gunman who was targeting police — spawning confusion and leading authorities to misidentify at least one armed protester as a suspect in the deadly shooting rampage.

As a neuropathologic concept, CSD has spawned much confusion and speculation, and, has outlived its usefulness.

In addition, he faces a daunting task: seeking recognition and respect for a place that sometimes seems to spawn more confusion than scholarship.

I share the widespread skepticism of Obamacare -- 2,000 pages of gobbledygook that will spawn mass confusion and take years to work out.

The confusion spawned by the court tonight seemed an eerie replay of election night, exactly five weeks ago, when Mr. Gore's status slipped fluidly between the win column and the lose column and ended up a muddle.

Because of modern-day confusion spawned by a 359-year-old surveying blunder that created the Notch, Mr. Cianfarani is now the owner of a Connecticut address, a Connecticut phone number and Connecticut tax bills he wants nothing to do with.

The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA) said it decided to keep its doors open for business Thursday because it felt people needed its services now more than ever because of the instability and confusion spawned by recent ICE sweeps.

Lack of a clear understanding about the epidemiology of B. cepacia complex and the relative risk of infection with each of the different genomovars has spawned anxiety and confusion among CF patients, their caregivers, and families.