Sentence examples for predictable confusion from inspiring English sources
Consequently, Pemberton and Bragg occasionally reported directly to Richmond and Johnston, creating predictable confusion.
The result of such arrangements is predictable: consumer confusion, fraud, and even corruption.
Further, it appeared that neither group knew or understood the limits imposed by the other's regulatory or procedural guidance concerning the treatment of detainees, resulting in predictable tension and confusion.
King said: "Hammond's clear confusion is the predictable outcome of a legal framework that depends upon secret interpretations and that obscures the reality of the powers it grants.
The risk factor represents a barely predictable event or circumstance (eg, unscheduled discharge, confusion of drug names by professionals).
My classmates were very predictable: initial enthusiasm from a few, skepticism or confusion from many.
Our stimuli generated no confusion effect when objects moved with predictable paths: for both estimated hit rates at zero unpredictability or at the lowest values of motion path unpredictability, object tracking performance was good and object density had no effect.
Confusion, if not a constitutional crisis, may be the most predictable outcome of all.
Seemingly endless tweaks to his plan, in response to predictable squeals from vested interests, have created an impression of inconsistency and confusion.
And yet, according to research by Daniel C. Marson, a neuropsychologist at the University of Alabama, Birmingham, confusion over money and finances is perhaps the most important and most predictable early functional change as people descend into dementia.
