Sentence examples for a great deal of confusion in from inspiring English sources

"That created a great deal of confusion in our patients.

Lord Strathclyde, the Tory leader in the Lords, said there was "a great deal of confusion in the government's mind" over the issue.

Given the inclination of many policymakers in the U.S. to look to Europe as a model for where we should head next, the election results in Germany are going to cause a great deal of confusion in Washington, D.C.

Bloomberg Businessweek first reported the news last Wednesday, but for whatever reason got the number of the patent-in-suit wrong (should be 5,884,272 and not 5,884,271), causing a great deal of confusion in subsequent reports.

The PPP has caused a great deal of confusion in the secondary literature, which persists in characterizing it as a metaphysical[64] doctrine somehow derived from Leibniz[65] or Spinoza.[66] Wundt however is crystal-clear that the PPP is not a metaphysical "hypothesis".

As a result, there was a great deal of confusion in financial markets about what exactly was the Bush/Paulson policy that lay behind various ad hoc deals.

In Paris, there was a great deal of confusion involved in the filming of a huge crowd scene in the Place Vendome.

Here, the cross-fertilization of intellectual traditions has given rise to a great deal of confusion which, in the absence of earlier manuscripts, is quite impossible to clear up completely.

Yet, there is a great deal of confusion and misunderstanding in the marketplace around clustering in general.

But Mrs. Obama's words notwithstanding, there seems to be a great deal of confusion about this point in the Western leadership class today.

While that result probably led to the popping of champagne corks around the office of Daniel Snyder, the owner of the Washington NFL football team, it has also led to a great deal of confusion about this issue in the media.