Sentence examples for creates some confusion from inspiring English sources

This divorce-driven accumulation of wives past and present, of children from several broods, creates some confusion for the reader.

At the same time, he conceded that his strategy "creates some confusion" that "is not irrational to me, and just requires education".

Bruce Cholst, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that another area that creates some confusion among buyers relates to the use of exterior spaces.

The relationship of the Accipitridae and the Falconidae creates some confusion regarding the classification and naming of species, and some names seem to the layperson, at least to be used interchangeably.

Often, only one footnote appears at the end of a paragraph, despite the presence of different facts in the passage; the corresponding note may contain four, five, or sometimes six separate references, so this creates some confusion.

The lack of details creates some confusion about just what exactly Bachmann is proposing.

The passport has created some confusion, however.

All of this has created some confusion on the beach.

The various efforts from all levels of government also created some confusion.

The 1st day she created some confusion by taking up a number of tickets she should merely have punched.

(This has degraded the Taliban's provincial leadership, according to U.S. assessments, and created some confusion and mistrust in monitored Taliban communications.