Sentence examples for deadly confusion from inspiring English sources
A lack of standards and accepted definitions of basic terms also leads to deadly confusion.
Worse, she has sown deadly confusion in the minds of many HIV sufferers by questioning the efficacy of ARVs and exaggerating their side-effects, instead promoting the curative benefits of beetroots, garlic and African potatoes.
The events underlined the potentially deadly confusion and tension that still reign in much of southern Lebanon, four days after Israel abruptly withdrew its forces from the nine-mile-wide area it occupied for 18 years.
There was the father in the Iraqi city of Nasiriyah whose wife and five children died when they drove into the deadly confusion of a gunfight; there was the U.S. Marine reservist, a bookish pediatric surgeon called up from Chicago, who used his spare time to repair heart defects in kids from villages around Fallujah.
Law enforcement officials have voiced concern about how to approach an unfolding crime scene where multiple people can be seen with weapons, which could cause deadly confusion in active shooter scenarios.
It's an opportunity to clear up potentially deadly confusions: if an actor has always assumed his character is a repressed homosexual, it's your chance to explain he's just an unfeeling cyborg.
Police critics have questioned whether officers in civilian clothes have too often been involved in deadly cases of confusion.
"Having consumers memorize 1,000 different commands for the right context can be distracting, even deadly" if there is confusion when you are driving 60 miles an hour, he said.
After one of the worst weeks in the capital's history, filled with federal confusion and deadly missteps, the question was suspended like a spore in the autumn air: Are we quagmiring ourselves again?
Does it suggest that few directors and cinematographers have first-hand experience of war — and that even those who do are uninhibited now (as their counterparts might not have been seventy years ago) to represent the fear and the confusion of a deadly fight?
This confusion is a deadly poison for democracy.
