Sentence examples for considerable confusion over from inspiring English sources

There was considerable confusion over the exact number but agreement that there was reason to worry.

There is considerable confusion over whether the packages have enough antibiotics for two million Americans.

This led to considerable confusion over just what was being proposed.

The word "leitmotif," like much else emanating from the gaseous Planet Wagner, has caused considerable confusion over the years.

Some people who rely on well water near drilling operations have complained about pollution, but there's been considerable confusion over how widespread such problems are.

He also said there was considerable confusion over when the transfer from Afghanistan to Guantánamo Bay, announced last week, would start.

Although he argued in 1845 that his molecular hypothesis for determining atomic weights was widely accepted, considerable confusion still existed over the concept of atomic weights at that time.

There was considerable confusion, for instance, over how to characterize the activities of the Good News Club, part of a nationwide movement that seeks to "evangelize boys and girls with the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ," according to a brief filed by its parent organization, the Child Evangelism Fellowship.

Considerable confusion has existed over the status of this subspecies and G. c. peralta in zoos.

That a primary is being openly discussed, though, reflects how fully Mr. Obama's relationship with his party's liberal activists has ruptured and the considerable confusion on the left over what to do about it.

There has been considerable confusion in the literature over the naming of Russula brevipes.