Sentence examples for increased confusion from inspiring English sources

The Vietnam inquiry caused increased confusion over the origin & nature of our commitment in Vietnam.

Converting to yield control has seen crashes go up -- possibly because of increased confusion of right-of-way decisions, among other things.

Another question is who should oversee construction on wetlands: a Supreme Court ruling in 2006 only increased confusion over the federal government's role.

Sometimes these patients experience sun-downing, a period of increased confusion and restlessness toward the end of the day, and my grandmother was having one of these episodes.

Over the last several years, as food labels have expanded to include more nutrient and health claims, explaining food labels has grown in complexity, and I suspect this is also the cause of increased confusion for consumers.

Despite the fact that the Supreme Court upheld the SSA determination procedures inBowen v. Yuckert (1986) this increased the DDS's discretion even further, and introduced increased confusion about the 1984 SSA guidelines.

Winsor also said the commissioner may increase confusion among his detectives through his public comments.

The increasing confusion in the public mind between him and Cliff Richard.

The arrival of OpenCL and similar technologies could also increase confusion among consumers.

So I have a newfound amazement at and increasing confusion about why these body parts are not celebrated more.

Moreover, the nowadays harmonic rich content of distribution grids plays a significant role in increasing confusion for protection relays.