Sentence examples for how much confusion from inspiring English sources

It is striking how much confusion there is between strategy, implementation, and execution.

Jenkins had noted how much confusion there was over what, exactly, Kaepernick was doing.

"I've heard a lot about how much confusion there is about how to get the vaccine," Ms. Sebelius said Friday.

At the same time, he added, "I'm sure his 10 ½-inch balloon dog is a lot more expensive than this bookend, so how much confusion in the relevant market would there be?" The bookends sell for $30 each, while several of Mr. Koons's smaller balloon dogs are for sale on eBay for prices ranging from $7,250 to $12,500.

How much confusion persists afterwards?

Her comment, against the backdrop of this still-glitzy event, showed just how much confusion there is in the world of luxury goods.

After the bombing I could imagine how much fear, confusion and paranoia must have gripped the city's residents as they shut themselves into their homes.

"It is an indication of how much chaos and confusion there was in the aftermath that these rumours were allowed to spread like wildfire," he said.

Complaints received from borrowers include difficulty in getting accurate information from servicers about how much is owed, confusion over fees, delays in having payments credited and difficulty in getting help when borrowers run into financial trouble.

The only glimmer of hope is that the jury refused to accept the shambolic official version of events at face value, and threw it out.How much the events of the past months represent a cover-up, and how much is genuine confusion, is impossible to work out.

It is truly amazing how much fog, depression, confusion and anxiety begins to lift when the story one narrates starts to be one's own.