Sentence examples for the issue is confused from inspiring English sources

The issue is confused by Fina's close ties to Russia, who hosted the world championships in Kazan last year, and their bizarre decision to award Vladimir Putin the 'Fina Order' for his services to the sport.

The idea of making causal determinism the focal point of discussions of free will is modern in origin, and some philosophers think that the modern framing of the issue is confused.

The issue is confused further because the benefits of modern medicine are less clear than when therapies such as antibiotics and mechanical ventilation were initially introduced and gave clear advantage to treatment over disease.

The issue is confusing because the skills required to work with new technologies are hard to measure.

When unemployment was high, the issue was confused.

So their serial waffling on this issue is confusing.

The chain-fork issue is confusing.

What's more, the notion that this new emphasis somehow deprioritizes "kitchen table issues" is confused.

He agreed that the tax issue was confusing, but said some management companies were hesitating because they charge a percentage markup on power they resell to tenants, with the result that a decline in the price of power would reduce their revenues.

Unfortunately, the issue is further confused by claims that American jobs are being "transferred" abroad.

He's not a protector, he's a destroyer, but the issue is somewhat confused, since he assumes human form as well.