Sentence examples for major confusion from inspiring English sources

Just how that thing is spoken of, however, has led to some major confusion.

The other major confusion is between the published price, sometimes called the "sticker price," and the net price that students actually pay after taking grant aid into consideration.

Homeland Security officials also accepted almost all of the task force's recommendations, acknowledging that poor communications by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the administering agency, had caused major confusion about the program's goals and how it works.

September 24 , 20136.47pm BST Professor Sarah Drakopoulou-Dodd flags up that there's major confusion in the Greek academic world of the sudden suspension of the University of Athens (see 5.07pm, for the official story).

It was clear from the timing and wording of the announcement that there had been major confusion or miscommunication, or both, within the White House bureaucracy over the Toussie case.

With dying humans, similar situations arise every day: hospital stays that fix the acute problem and worsen the chronic ones; emergency department visits that yield diagnoses but require weeks of recovery from the waiting and testing; surgeries that are themselves minor but provoke major confusion, complications and hated nursing home stays.

There are also major confusions regarding the difference between inclusive education and integrated education.

Surprising, yes, but nothing like a major conceptual confusion.

A surprising finding is the high portion of telecom companies reporting major organizational confusion.

From the really old facing oscillating strategies and leaders; to the newly old churning through CEOs as fast as they dead-pool products, refocusing the entire company on competing with Zuckerberg, or causing major customer confusion as they shift into the future; or even the older-new, content with a pivot or two before a friendly landing into Google or Facebook.

There is obviously some major cultural confusion going on here though.