Sentence examples for which confounded from inspiring English sources

The potential confounders of our VE estimate are not the unmeasured aspects of frailty which confounded Nichol et al. (19); instead, confounders would have to be somehow associated with the difference in differences that is, the difference that the arrival of influenza makes in the vaccination-mortality association.

That may explain the early action on abortion, which confounded many Democrats.

These were indian summer triumphs which confounded the idea that elderly theatre actors have nothing to offer except their memories.

A senior state educator said the problem was similar in some respects to a far broader series of mistakes uncovered in 1999, which confounded parents and mistakenly sent 9,000 New York City youngsters to summer school.

The most borrowed non-fiction title was a book which confounded expectations by being a beautifully written and touching autobiography, rather than a showbiz memoir of his alter ego Lily Savage Paul O'Gradyy's At My Mother's Knee.

It follows the opening of the Dia museum in Beacon, N.Y., last year, which confounded critics who doubted many people would care to visit a virtual shrine to Minimalism.

Once the receptionist buzzes, you are in a maze of rooms, staircases, and hallways which confounds architectural logic.

Likewise, he overlooks the tax's growing and self-defeating complexity, which confounds understanding and invites tax avoidance.

Memory of the C.I.A.'s hand in Mosadegh's overthrow stoked the anti-American fury of the Iranian Revolution, which confounds the United States to this day.

For a fee, Dinesh Dubey, 43, helps visiting photojournalists negotiate the alleys and addresses of Dharavi, which confound even the most adept Indian postmen.

For the baiji, the culprit was a degraded habitat -- busy ship traffic, which confounds the sonar the dolphin uses to find food, and overfishing and pollution in the Yangtze waters of eastern China, the expedition said.