Sentence examples for fuel confusion from inspiring English sources

But many scientists fear that Mr. Mbeki's comments will fuel confusion among ordinary people who may assume they can continue risky sexual behavior because the president has questioned whether H.I.V. causes AIDS.

But researchers fear that Mr. Mbeki's heavy emphasis on poverty and his talks with AIDS dissidents may fuel confusion among ordinary people who may assume they can engage in risky sexual behavior because the president has raised questions about H.I.V. "I was disappointed, to put it bluntly," Roy Anderson, a prominent AIDS researcher, said of Mr. Mbeki's speech.

The Golisano camp also shifted advertising resources out of the city and into upstate markets, fueling confusion about his intentions among political strategists for Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican, and the Democratic nominee, H. Carl McCall.

The report says that the F.B.I. "had not provided sufficient guidance to its agents on how to respond when confronted with military interrogators" who used interrogation techniques that were not permitted by the F.B.I., and that fueled confusion and dissension.

Officials said the attackers wore military garb, apparently stolen, which fueled confusion among those trying to defend the ministry, which is the headquarters of Yemen's military.

And while the confirmed problems represent only a tiny portion of the thousands of oil and gas wells drilled each year in the US, the lack of detail in some state reports could help fuel public confusion and mistrust.

Of course these moves have caused the WHS server fan base to erupt in an Internet ragestorm fueled by confusion and abandonment issues.

Yet, it is in part because of such monstrosities that people like me have been pushed into the Christian circle and remained there fueled by confusion, frustration, sometimes anger, and most importantly, faith.

Experts say that division is fueled by persistent confusion about just what the bill would do.

That only fueled council members' confusion — about the city's political future and their own.

The morass in the government has fueled impatience and confusion while providing no semblance of security to average Iraqis.