Sentence examples for Triggered confusion from inspiring English sources

Kinsela was heckled in public for wearing his returned services badge and this triggered confusion, resentment and depression in many servicemen, including Kinsela.

In various places the story was accepted at face value, and in Ecuador, the news triggered confusion and riots that led to the death of some 20 people.

Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged to force energy companies to offer the lowest possible tariff to customers, a vow that triggered confusion among political colleagues at first but will now see energy companies limited to four tariffs each for electricity and gas.

Germany´s Foreign Minister, Mr. Guido Westerwelle, has made the following statement: 'The Cologne judgements has triggered confusion internationally.

Recent comments from President Trump and senior Democrats over the fate of the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals program, DACA, have triggered confusion among supporters and detractors of the plan.

When computers crash, network congestion causes delays, and poor user interfaces trigger confusion there are dramatic consequences for individuals, organizations, and society.

The shift away from a long-assumed male supremacy in astrological interpretation, by both genders, to increasing equality has been central, triggering confusion and occasional upset, yet thrilling breakthroughs.

Impasse learning may benefit students since impasses can trigger confusion, which tends to precede learning (Lehman et al. 2012).

A miscommunication between the pilot and the control tower reportedly triggered the confusion.

Reports on high prevalence of anti-topo I in SLE by ELISA and its association with SLE activity and nephritis [ 8, 9] challenged the general observation on SSc specificity of anti-topo I and triggered much confusion and many controversies [ 5, 10, 11].

Scenario 6: Mass evacuation triggers mass confusion.