Sentence examples for further confusing from inspiring English sources

That means that an image could be considered pornographic in the UK but not the US — further confusing the role of the IWF.

However, the town clerk in New Paltz refused to grant marriage licenses, further confusing the impact of what the mayor had done.

Malaysian officials revised the chronology of the plane's last communications, further confusing the question of what happened just before and after the plane lost contact with ground control.

FURTHER confusing visitors, Greenlanders seem to compete with the Welsh in adopting place names that are nigh impossible for outsiders to pronounce, like Ittoqqortoormiit (ee-DOH-grow-doh-meet), or "those that live where there is most peat".

Further confusing the situation, the chief spokesman for the Afghan Foreign Ministry, speaking after today's announcement from Rome, said that if there were security problems, they were problems perceived by Zahir's entourage, not by the government here.

Further confusing the timeline of events were reports on Sunday that leading House Republican Eric Cantor had been informed by an FBI whistleblower of the brewing Petraeus scandal two weeks ago.

More would have further confused an already confusing overview.

These fluctuations further confuse a movie already suffocating in banalities.

Two matters further confuse the issue of teasing.

Both Sporting KC and New York fell to unlikely defeats last week to further confuse the picture.

We will further confuse ourselves with language, stretch envelopes, lick boundaries, you name it.