Sentence examples for confusion as a consequence from inspiring English sources
In 2014, an amendment of laws concerning self-defense was proposed with the aim of giving greater leeway to defenders, especially in cases when they would not normally meet the bar for legitimate self-defense under the current legislation, but face extraordinary circumstances, such as confusion as a consequence of the attack, or when facing home invasion.
Some participants reported apprehension and confusion as a result.
As a consequence, considerable confusions about REST exist and many examples of supposedly RESTful applications violate key REST constraints.
Partly as a consequence of this confusion, reports indicate that Duracell's market share has grown, while Eveready's may have shrunk slightly.
As a consequence of the confusion, parts of the audio community cherry-pick whichever study supports their agenda.
Such exception handling confusion problem is a consequence of the implicit feature interaction in exception handling scenarios.
The confusion arising from Jerome's comments may be explained as a consequence of a multi-faceted plan to realign the church's Old Testament with the Hebrew Bible, a plan that Jerome articulates only partially on any given occasion.
As a consequence, NRA collapsed due to failure of leadership and confusion about its goals.
Due to staff turnover (attrition as a consequence of de-concentration and health sector reforms implemented in 2001) and some confusion regarding selection criteria, more than one supervisor per district and province were trained.
As a consequence, helium is too cheap.
