Sentence examples for adding to confusion from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Saleh then changed his mind, complicating attempts to remove his loyalists from power and adding to confusion about who was running the country.

No one had claimed responsibility as of Tuesday for detonating the small, homemade bomb in the Yangon hotel, according to The Associated Press bureau in the city — adding to confusion over whether the blasts were coordinated and who was behind them.

A large majority of foreign governments issued no specific advisory to their citizens in Japan, thus adding to confusion about the actual urgency level of the crisis.

However, for Labour, shadow health secretary John Healey said Mr Lansley was "just adding to confusion and uncertainty in the health service".

Exchanges have varying definitions for market making, adding to confusion about which activities will be allowed under the rule.

Further concerns surrounded use of the word pluton as in major languages such as French and Spanish, Pluto is itself called Pluton, potentially adding to confusion.

But conflating them is likely to add to confusion, not produce solutions.

Decentralisation of much federal revenue, and some functions under the 1988 constitution added to confusion.

The result could be staggered implementation of MiFID that adds to confusion in cross-border trading.

His account adds to confusion over what his role was in Al Qaeda's terrorist plots.

Busch said that uncertainty over climate science propagated by textbooks only adds to confusion over the issue.