Sentence examples for continuing confusion from inspiring English sources

The diplomatic manoeuvrings came amid continuing confusion among Leave campaigners.

There has been a continuing confusion between bay and bow windows.

The continuing confusion is obvious in the sharp, separate dissents from Antonin Scalia and Elena Kagan.

One continuing confusion in the corporate tax debate is who, exactly, pays it.

Powell's performance on NBC's Meet the Press on June 10 demonstrated his continuing confusion.

Amid the continuing confusion at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, there has been minimal monitoring of radiation exposure.

Steven Van Manen, a bus driver for 26 years, described continued confusion, particularly among older riders and foreign visitors, who still reach up to signal their stops.

Many business owners report continued confusion about what their health care liabilities will be in 2014, for example, when some employers will be required to offer health insurance and other changes to health benefits kick in.

Otherwise, the analysts warn, continued confusion about the euro will spread to other weak members of the euro zone, including Italy and Spain, which are considered too big to bail out.

The continued confusion raised anxiety in the capital and added to analysts' growing fears that Thailand's performance — and a lack of adequate infrastructure to handle flooding — would lead to a long-term loss of foreign investment.

Dr. James M. Melius, an occupational health specialist who is chairman of the steering committee for the World Trade Center Medical Monitoring and Treatment Program, said the cancellation was "a sign of continued confusion and lack of commitment to this program within this administration".