Sentence examples for compound confusion from inspiring English sources
There is a very clear requirement to resolve all of these problems preferably in a single method and without introducing further compound confusion.
The name "Agate Bridge Bed" and its type section must therefore be abandoned for what we consider "widespread misuse in diverse ways that compound confusion" (NASC, Article 20a).
The show's nameless character is its creator, which compounds confusion.
Boarding Compounding confusion at the gate, a couple of airlines have changed their boarding procedures this year.
The convoluted challenges to the results, the dearth of public information and the weakness of Iraq's state institutions have compounded confusion over the election's outcome and the path to forming a government.
But this has only tended to compound the confusion: Why would the Department of Defense take the lead in such missions, and not State or Commerce or, for that matter, nongovernmental and United Nations development agencies?
To compound my confusion, Points.com had formed a partnership with www.giftcertificates.com as well as Gift Certificates Center (www.mychoice.com); both companies had idiosyncratic rules and different lists of retailers.
To compound the confusion, Labour appears to have been badly damaged by the behaviour of former Lib Dem voters and Ukip supporters, which didn't match Miliband's game plan for the election.
To compound my confusion my ears pricked up at once to the uncertain sound of bagpipes, but I could not see where it originated, for the dark had at last come down.
But it seems to me that what fuels these fantasies is also a deep anxiety — an unstable compound of confusion, fascination, panic and denial — about female sexuality, especially the sexual power and vulnerability of girls and young women.
