Sentence examples for massive confusion from inspiring English sources

"They create massive confusion".

The defensive shifting caused massive confusion in the mind of Warner and many of his teammates.

It's partly for the press, and partly a massive confusion about who art is for now.

Examine the "massive confusion about the demands of 'objectivity'", she says.

"We're already seeing massive confusion," Mr. Bartlett said before the United States Supreme Court halted the recount.

But the cost of doing so, and of parents attempting to ignore their own projections, could be massive confusion for the child.

Moreover, it said, "There are already reports from across the country that scam artists are attempting to impersonate navigators and assisters to steal credit card information and personally identifiable information in order to take advantage of massive confusion about Obamacare".

The planned English GCSE reforms even have a different grading system, threatening massive confusion for users, and are a sad attempt to return to a memory-based O-level system.

"Morale right now is the lowest it has ever been since I've been in the league," said one longtime game official, who like others spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals from the N.F.L. "There is just massive confusion right now.

We think that there has been a massive confusion".

The IRS, meanwhile, has vowed to continue litigating its position creating massive confusion among tax professionals.