Sentence examples for to further confuse things from inspiring English sources

To further confuse things, the BRZ/FR-S is also sold in Japan as the Toyota 86 and in Europe as the Toyota GT86.

Meanwhile in India, as this CNN-IBN video report makes plain, a nongovernmental organization that works for the rights of children helped to further confuse things by designating a newborn named Nargis the world's seven billionth person.

To further confuse things Black-Haired Man from The X-Files feature film shows up, but so do The Lone Gunmen, so all is not lost".

Both Sporting KC and New York fell to unlikely defeats last week to further confuse the picture.

To further confuse matters, the origin of his fortune was German and his title was Hungarian.

Election-year politics are bound to further confuse the economic picture and the way forward.

Also, to further confuse matters, I suffer from multiple personality disorder.

And, to further confuse consumers, hedge funds come in all flavors, all shapes and sizes.

This ruling is going to further confuse voters and poll workers".

Lighten or darken your skin to further confuse people.

Just to confuse things further, DB Global Masters Fund allows outside investors to piggy-back on DB Advisors' trades.