Sentence examples for confusion exacerbated from inspiring English sources
The major networks have hired retired generals to help analyze the war and sort through the on-the-ground confusion, exacerbated by real-time reports from correspondents traveling with troops.
The French-Canadian has never joined the drivers' association, and his refusal threw the plans into a state of confusion exacerbated when several team owners attempted to put pressure on their drivers to change their minds.
Polls showed that many voters were unaware that a remain vote was the party's official position, a confusion exacerbated by Jeremy Corbyn's manifest ambivalence about the entire European project.
According to an organisation that advises the public and private sector on employing ethnic minorities, a mass of factors from inner-city schools to unwitting bias against graduates are behind the discrepancies in employment figures, with the confusion exacerbated by a lack of consensus and research on the underlying causes.
As the range closed the Allies became easy targets for the Franco-Bavarian musket- and grape-shot; the confusion exacerbated by fizzing hand-grenades thrown down the slope by the defenders.
This confusion exacerbates both mother-daughter rivalries.Some of the fine observation that distinguished Ms Kaplan's debut short-story collection, "The Edge of Marriage", returns, but the gems are a bit more sparsely scattered.
The confusion is exacerbated by the fact that some of the repertory cast members play multiple roles.
There is a veritable war of statistics about rape and pregnancy, and the confusion is exacerbated by the competing agendas of the pro-choice and anti-abortion movements.
This confusion is exacerbated by the fact that among those who support the view that the laws of war apply globally, there is disagreement over whether only leaders can be targeted or if anyone who is determined by the U.S. to have any affiliation with a terrorist organization may be hit.
This confusion was exacerbated by what they perceived as ever-changing media messages and a lack of nutritional advice: The first time I was pregnant was 4 years ago now.
