Sentence examples for confusing accounts from inspiring English sources

Confusing accounts are already emerging: the spy agency now says it has not been able to verify that he has been executed, only that he has been purged.

Worries about the safety of the two plants worsened on Saturday because executives of the company that runs them, Tokyo Electric Power, and government officials gave confusing accounts of the location and causes of the dramatic midday explosion and the damage it caused.

Although police records show that Mr. Schwarz was the driver -- and Mr. Schwarz, in fact, testified at his second trial that he was driving -- Mr. Louima gave confusing accounts of the driver's identity under cross-examination and said last year, when asked whether Mr. Schwarz was the driver, "It looks like him, but I'm not sure".

Media commentators offer confusing accounts of this global Millennial trend.

There were confusing accounts of the exact sequence of what happened next.

The couple have so far given often contradictory and confusing accounts about last week's events, say the authorities.

You are making the classic error of confusing accounting with economics.

2.John Cochrane and Eugene Fama confusing accounting identities with causal relationships, and reinventing the Say's Law fallacy.

The Princetonian, which had published brief, unbiased, and some-what confused accounts of the trial itself, was unable to put together a coherent editorial policy.

The CPS recognises that prosecutions can go ahead even when victims give confused accounts of abuse, reported long after the event.

Officials offered confused accounts of an attack Sunday morning on al-Rahman Sunni mosque in Baghdad's Jihad neighborhood, an area in the western part of the capital that is considered a hotbed of insurgent activity.