Sentence examples for contributed to confusion from inspiring English sources

Possibly that contributed to confusion.

The reforms that established an independent-analysis and coördination tsar, the director of National Intelligence, also contributed to confusion.

"It has contributed to confusion at a sensitive time for employees departing our company," said Jack L. Stahl, Coke's president, in a memo explaining the change.

Faulty software design at the air traffic control center may have contributed to confusion among the controllers about the plane's altitude, the report said.

But it seems unmistakable from these documents that decisions made by the president himself and the secretary of defense contributed to confusion, vagueness and disarray, which, in turn, led directly to abuse and torture.

The loose requirements in the original plan have contributed to confusion over what the Treasury intended when it abruptly shelved its first proposal — to buy up bad mortgages — in favor of making direct investments in individual banks in return for preferred shares of stock.

Perpetual crisis management contributes to confusion, waste and overall ineffectiveness.

Continuing to operate from three different rule books contributes to confusion.

They can contribute to confusion that affects judgment and behavior and have been implicated in falls that can be fatal for older adults.

It "beggars belief" that the trust did not locate key documents about BBC executive redundancy payments, the PAC said, contributing to "confusion and lack of transparency" about what had been proposed, discussed and approved.

Background: Research has indicated that interfaces that are similar will result in more errors and may contribute to confusion.