Sentence examples for confusion because of from inspiring English sources

The coup plotters were in confusion because of his resistance and refusal to resign the presidency.

("A dirty blonde," Mr. Knight said. There was confusion because of the black-and-white illustrations).

"The NHS is becoming mired in a sense of crisis and confusion because of his mismanagement".

Confusion, because of the cacophony of different voices and objectives, to which this broader summit looks especially prone.

Remember the armies of cloned supermen, and the rampant identity confusion (because of clones, not credit card theft)?

"There seems to confusion because of the emergency legislation that was brought in for the championship," she said.

GMP standards are intended to reduce the risks in production process including cross-contamination and mix-ups (e.g. confusions because of false labelling).

Unfortunately this statement adds to the confusion because no discrepancy of one order of magnitude between the estimates is found when examining the cited sources.

Additional confusion arises because of the contrasts between the clear autonomy and sector-owned quality processes in HE and the more directed and managed sector in FE.

The company has suggested that much of confusion was because of how differently people used Facebook in 2007, when there was no comments feature and the like button did not exist.

Part of the confusion arises because of the common name, which was probably given to them because of their long thin snouts.