Sentence examples for confusion about whether from inspiring English sources

Events have added to the confusion about whether or not a second summit will be held.

There is even confusion about whether the health care law is still, in fact, law.

But confusion about whether the photographs are mandatory has extended to the bench.

There is confusion about whether a sales-tax rise is in prospect.

"That is why there was so much confusion about whether there had been a power surge".

Lehman's failure added a third devastating dimension: confusion about whether governments could, or would, step in as finance failed.

See articleThe mood of uncertainty in Egypt was heightened by total confusion about whether Hosni Mubarak had died.

Mazi suffers from a slight confusion about whether it's a tapas joint or a showcase of cheffiness.

But there was confusion about whether the decision to suspend talks was taken by Netanyahu or the Israeli security cabinet.

In the streets of Jidda, there appears to be confusion about whether Mr. bin Laden is being fairly accused.

Its publication seems to have arisen from a confusion about whether Annals was a book publisher or a scientific journal.