Sentence examples for confuse the impact from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration would do well not to confuse the impact of America's military victory over the Taliban with that over Osama bin Laden.

Otherwise they need to do some significant re-phrasing and acknowledge that maybe the VASP polymerase activity is contributing to the fast elongation, and this will mitigate and confuse the impact of their findings about the possible role(s) of side-binders.

However, the town clerk in New Paltz refused to grant marriage licenses, further confusing the impact of what the mayor had done.

I think this point crucial, since it seems to me that this Court has confused the impact of petitioners' silence on the jury with the impact of the prosecution's comment upon that silence.

This isn't by chance: Some of the same PR specialists that helped set the stage for decades of inflated "controversy" over the health impacts of smoking appear to have also helped major oil companies hide and confuse the potential impacts of their own products, as well.

I believe the startup ecosystem is confused about the impact of financings.

Financings are usually accretive, not dilutive I believe the startup ecosystem is confused about the impact of financings.

Sometimes people get confused about the impact the ICC can have, and think that somehow it can be used as a short-term tool for immediate effect.

I also was confused by the impact warning system, which sends alerts about impending bumps from the sides, rear and low front nose — a bewildering array of beeps and buzzes that only increased apprehension at driving this car.

All to confuse the electorate.

Businesses confuse the situation.