Sentence examples for confuse things further from inspiring English sources

To confuse things further, there was also an Irish nationalist group.

Not to confuse things further, but have I mentioned there is some overlap among the sites?

This week, to confuse things further, Democratic money poured back into the state.

Just to confuse things further, DB Global Masters Fund allows outside investors to piggy-back on DB Advisors' trades.

France's Commission Bancaire will also regulate the holding company which, to confuse things further, will nevertheless be London-based.In this section Gone and going?

(To confuse things further Wiley, of course, is the grime pioneer who preferred to call the music he made by another name altogether – Eskibeat).

THE Web confuses things further, unfurling a seemingly infinite cosmos of ready possibility and abetting lightning-fast connections.

Binge watching has only confused things further, since absorbing a season-long story can feel very much like reading a page-turner, chapter after compulsive chapter.

Veering unsteadily between comedy and suds, the movie portrays Gwen's fellow residents at Serenity Glen as a bunch of goofy caricatures and confuses things further with its dime-store psychologizing.

To further confuse things, the BRZ/FR-S is also sold in Japan as the Toyota 86 and in Europe as the Toyota GT86.

The CDO has been called a "derivative of a derivative," and to further confuse things, there are CDOs of CDOs, and even CDOs of CDOs of CDOs.