Sentence examples for growing confusion over from inspiring English sources

A CBI manufacturing report showed stronger than expected growth, but investors were unsettled by growing confusion over the Bank of England's interest rate intentions.

In an interview, one ranking officer said the military had grown increasingly demoralized because of meager salaries, cronyism, shoddy equipment, a lack of promotion opportunities and growing confusion over the role of its leaders.

The growing confusion over the pricing of battery E.V.'s and plug-in hybrids has to do with a $7,500 federal tax credit for purchasers of cars with battery packs of 16 kilowatt hours or more.

Compounding this problem is the growing confusion over regulatory control best illustrated by the president's efforts to link federal support to higher education outcomes.

It also added to growing confusion in Albany over what the governor meant when he said he would not carry out many of the Legislature's spending initiatives because of a complex constitutional dispute.

The Lead Accelerator cancellation, which will cost LinkedIn annual revenues of $50m, indicates growing confusion at the company over how best to make money from the site's 400 million-plus users –a common headache among social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.

The Hamas claim was made amid growing confusion in Israel and in Palestinian cities and towns over the true identity of the Dimona bombers and their dispatchers.

Instead, the talk over haircuts and hamburgers is more often about the growing confusion and disillusionment among whites, who still struggle to understand and accept the shifting political landscape.

WASHINGTON — In the growing legal confusion at the Pentagon over the "don't ask, don't tell" law, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates issued a directive on Thursday that appeared to be a near moratorium on discharges of openly gay service members.

"We're growing year-over-year.

The population grew to over a thousand.