Sentence examples for creating the confusion from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, cards can be used as a credit and debit & most cards will have the word "Debit" on it; creating the confusion.

It was the assumption that comics were merely for children that created the confusion.

Ecover is muddying the waters, but it didn't create the confusion that it is exploiting.

But since these previously enacted laws created the confusion that the Florida Supreme Court settled with its decision, this position is not logical either.

Ultimately, he believed that his marketing director had created the confusion.

By a careful examination on the most chaotic image cryptosystems we can find that the permutation process constitute the main step or, in some cases, the only step to create the confusion.

In fact, the evidence seems to suggest that they intentionally tried to create the confusion they have created precisely to complicate the options that refugees leaving Syria have.

Whoever succeeds in creating the most confusion wins.

Or whatever Ryan thinks will create the most confusion.

Abbott initially created the game Confusion in the 1970s, and had it in finished form by 1980.

But that creates the kind of confusion in which scams flourish.