Sentence examples for confounding matters from inspiring English sources

Confounding matters, they harbor parasites at such low levels they can be detected only with the highly sensitive polymerase chain reaction (PCR); rapid diagnostic tests, and even microscopy, will miss them. .

Confounding matters further is our ambiguous foreign policy.

The fact that neurologists themselves enjoy the perceived notion that theirs is a difficult subject only suited for the most brilliant is further confounding matters [ 2].

To confound matters, Fairbairn has suggested a productive alternative.

Accounting for immigrants, whose numbers grew in the 90's, confounds matters further.

Now, just to confound matters, there is a second Su (Gong Li), a professional gambler who wears a lone black glove.

Then, to confound matters, the child was informed how brilliant she was at manipulating her father, as if it was a rare talent.

To confound matters, the translator did not accurately relay the comments of Pacheco or Lazo, and, as reporters complained, a moderator tried cutting off the line of questioning, leaving the Spanish-speaking news media to clarify what was said.

To confound matters, Gülen is (some claim) involved with a string of charter schools, including in Houston and Waco, Texas that encourage the teaching of science and math rather than religious ideology.

The recent rash of policies initiated in just the first 10 days of the administration signifies a brazen, "take no prisoners" re-branding of the U.S. that confounds matters in a bizarrely new milieu where so-called "American rights" appear to be supplanting "human rights".

To confound matters, even random data may appear to have structure due to sampling variation.