Sentence examples for concern and confusion from inspiring English sources

But below the surface lurked concern and confusion.

Among parents, though, there is still widespread concern and confusion.

"On-line postings often contain false, unsupported and misleading allegations that cause undue concern and confusion for our Beneful customers".

They frequently expressed concern – and confusion – that their voices were being ignored by people claiming to speak for the environmental movement.

There were signs of concern and confusion in both the Kerry and Bush campaigns on Sunday over how, or whether, to talk about the latest turn of events.

As long as he clings to office, he keeps the Presidency swamped in a sea of scandal and the American public in a morass of concern and confusion.

Counterfeit medications and candies disguised as something other than fentanyl are raising new concerns and confusion in the opioid epidemic sweeping America.

Media stories such as the Guardian's "NHS patient data to be made available for sale to drug and insurance firms" on Monday reinforce people's concerns and confusion about why their personal information is being extracted.

"There were concerns and confusion about the potential liability of teachers, administrators, or institutions that could arise from sharing information, or from not sharing information, under privacy laws, as well as laws designed to protect individuals from discrimination on the basis of mental illness," that report said.

Inconsistent and patchwork privacy rules will only compound consumers concerns and confusion.

Of course some people may have just forgotten, it's likely at least some of those two million households were influenced by the security concerns and confusion that plagued this year's Census.