Sentence examples for has created confusion from inspiring English sources

The delay has created confusion.

It has created confusion for consumers.

That has created confusion about who is accountable, he says.

But it has created confusion and it is an issue that requires resolution.

Hungary's handling of the refugee crisis has created confusion and frustration.

There is no doubt that this creates confusion — it has created confusion already in the political environment".

Instead, the attention-grabbing performance seems to have created confusion in, of all places, Israel.

When he says he may have created confusion, it was more than confusion, it was misleading.

But these days, public opinion polls in New Jersey, along with other events, have created confusion.

So much for the genesis, which one might think would be enough to set every liberal heart against the legislation; twists and turns have created confusion since.

These different messages -- "we're there for the long term" versus "we're on a glide path out of town" -- have created confusion.