create confusion

Examples (10)

• The conflicting instructions from management only serve to create confusion among the employees.
• The last-minute change in the schedule created confusion for all the attendees.
• The new software update has created considerable confusion, and nobody knows how to use it properly.
• Creating confusion seemed to be his only tactic to win the debate.
• His intention was not to create confusion, but to offer an alternative perspective.
• Releasing the report without proper context will inevitably create confusion and panic.
• Using technical jargon with a non-technical audience often creates unnecessary confusion.
• If you change the rules mid-game, you will only create confusion and frustration.
• The politician delivered a vague speech, deliberately creating confusion about his true stance.
• The lack of a clear directive from the head office threatens to create widespread confusion.