Sentence examples for original confusion from inspiring English sources

The original confusion about the law stems from the 2003 Criminal Justice Act, which scrapped the need for a minister to automatically review a whole-life sentence after a prisoner had served 25 years.

There are many secondary themes that can get added, such as fear about passing the grade, etc., each part of which should be handled one at a time, as the original confusion is now compounded into something much harder to deal with.

In addition, due to the introduction of redundant information and the residue representation replacing the original representation, more confusion is added to the system, which may also enhance the design's security.

Almost eighty years after his death, in December 1991, the government of Mayor René Maturana Maldonado decreed, as part of the celebrations of the centennial of the commune's creation, the renaming of several streets of the commune whose original names "caused confusion because they were repeated in other streets", to new names of "relevant people of the [local] history".

When running a neural network on the original spectra, the confusion matrix appears as if it were produced mostly by random guessing.

Monn changed his original name to avoid confusion with his younger brother Johann Christoph Monn (1726 82), who was a pianist and composer.

Inspired by the Biblical story of the tower of Babel ("Genesis" 11: 5–7), it was assumed that all languages were descended from one original language, before the confusion of tongues occurred.

To alleviate this confusion, we used "original 4AS" and "original 4AL" to refer to the arms of the ancestral version of this chromosome and "modern 4AS" and "modern 4AL" to refer to the modern configuration arm of this chromosome.

But Mr. Monico said that there had been "confusion about the original order".

(Here and throughout, Ross Benjamin's translation is stunningly fine, capturing as it does the wry wit, gentle despair and merry confusion of the original).

Lamb said the original regulations had "inadvertently created confusion and generated significant concerns" because they implied significant extension of privatisation in the NHS.