Sentence examples for creating some confusion from inspiring English sources

The fact that this step is shared between the two processes is creating some confusion about how they can be used in our food safety programs.

But he later backtracked and said investigators were looking at only two suspected cases of stolen identity, creating some confusion.

But he later backtracked and said investigators were only looking at two suspected cases of stolen identity, creating some confusion.

It was posted on a new account that was not verified as of Friday morning, creating some confusion in the media and among investors.

Creating some confusion, a second festival has been announced for Monterrey shortly before South by Southwest.

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.

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

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.