Sentence examples for maximum confusion from inspiring English sources

"The greatest realistic threat from North Korea is a type of attack that will create maximum confusion in the South but one that will be confusing as to who instigated it so that it will not invite immediate retaliation on Pyongyang," said Song Young-keun, a retired Army general who was once head of the intelligence arm of the South's military, the Defense Security Command.

"Admiral" (called "Michiel de Ruyter" in the Netherlands) is in constant conflict-preparedness mode, its lackluster land scenes of political intrigue and home life merely holding patterns between director and cinematographer Roel Reiné's noisy, camera-restless sea battles, filmed for maximum confusion and slo-mo grandiosity.

For maximum confusion, begin by acting relatively normal, and drop increasingly bizarre hints about your "true nature".

The first significant policy of the Bannon wing of the Trump White House was executed in a way that insured maximum chaos and confusion.

The results are depicted in Table 12 having a maximum accuracy of 99.40% and FNR 0.60, which is confirmed by their confusion matrix given in Table 13.

In order to inspect the misclassifications produced by the system, we constructed confusion matrices of predicted versus actual target direction associated with the maximum decoding performance.

I suspect confusion with the "capacity factor", which refers to the percentage of the maximum potential output achieved by a plant.

During the maximum observation of five days, 20% of the patients were delirious and 27% showed mild confusion on at least one observation moment.

This may create diagnostic confusion, and a misdiagnosis as CH or migraine exists if patient or physician focuses mainly on maximum attack duration.

Responses to items were totalled, providing six subscale scores for tension-anxiety (maximum score=24), depression-dejection (maximum score=32), anger-hostility (maximum score=28), fatigue-inertia (maximum score=20), vigour-activity (maximum score=24) and confusion-bewilderment (maximum score=20).

If used as a basis for Codex NRVs, whether for nutrients or bioactive substances, such policy has the potential to cause widespread confusion (as it has in individual countries) among nutrition policy makers and regulators charged with establishing regulatory maximums.