Sentence examples for given confusion from inspiring English sources

Michael Palm, a spokesman for ELS Language Centers, a division of Berlitz, said that given confusion over the identity of the hijackers, the school could not say whether its applicant was, in fact, the hijacker.

Ayoub said that given confusion over whether the executive order applies to people who hold green cards, and that some have been detained for hours before being released.

Given how home-based these celebrations are, it would be easy for non-Jews to be unaware of Jewish holidays, particularly given confusion of holiday dates as the Jewish lunar-solar calendar shifts relative to the Gregorian calendar.

Given the confusion, Hotwire said it would refund Mr. Bruns's money.

"Given the confusion," Mr. Mathison said, "we just decided to clarify that it's voluntary".

Given the confusion there is, it's no wonder the numbers are under-reported".

Given this confusion of values, the legalistic consideration of Mao's death sometimes bordered on the incongruous.

It sounded like the voice of sanity, because it took failure as a given and confusion as an absolute.

A technical for throwing the ball into the stands was unlikely to be called given the confusion.

I took it as a given that confusion was part of the experience, and the desired effect.

For one thing, it is hard to see them working for the euro, given the confusion over responsibility for it in international arenas (see article).