Sentence examples for in order to confusion from inspiring English sources

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Presumably in order to avoid confusion with the myriad other Deulofeus in the division.

An S.E.C. spokesman said the delay was granted in order to avoid confusion.

The company made the recall worldwide "in order to avoid confusion," she said.

Others think that he was murdered by the Russians, or the Belarussians, in order to sow confusion in Lithuania.

Strictly speaking, the term polyp refers only to benign growths; a malignant polyp is referred to as a polypoid cancer in order to avoid confusion.

By 1970, in order to avoid confusion with another local band, they had changed their name to Steel Mill and were receiving complimentary reviews for shows in San Francisco, with a repertoire broadened to include songs by Bob Dylan and Muddy Waters.

In Hong Kong, where 59 of the old colonial postboxes remain, the postal service has announced that it plans to cover the royal insignias with a metal plaque – in order to avoid "confusion".

When she first came to public attention, she decided to use her middle name instead of her real first name, Adele, in order to avoid confusion with the other Adele.

It should not be used for unethical "black hat" purposes such as posting fake reviews or creating stories about "avatars" with the same name as the client in order to sow confusion and push real stories lower in the rankings.

The Justice Department also is considering whether to seek a stay of the Florida decision in order to clarify confusion about whether the health care act remains in effect in the 26 states that are plaintiffs in the case.