Sentences with phrase «additional confusion»

By virtue of the inherently confusing nature of cross-posts, this creates additional confusion with applicants and supporters, both HART's and the cross-poster's.

To avoid additional confusion, verify that the last name on your W2 is the name connected to your social security number, whether it's your maiden name or married name.

It might be possible to combine the two notions by thinking of conscious occasions as presiding occasions of the electronic society of the brain, but this involves additional confusion that would need to be cleared up.

For additional insights, or perhaps additional confusion, I offer the following «PE Interest Rates» graphs on several prominent Dividend Aristocrats since 1997.

-- Reporting any data, inference, or insinuation out of context is irrelevant and adds additional confusion.

Additional confusion comes from the recent announcement that the Verizon HTC One running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean will release Thursday.

There is additional confusion with the moist adiabatic lapse rate.

Averre - Beeson said the companies had been renamed «to avoid any additional confusion» with the Lilac Sky Schools Academy Trust, which he stepped down from the CEO post in March last year and later relinquished his trustee position.

The additional confusion: Beyond their agreement with TCL, through a joint venture BlackBerry also licensed their brand / software to a company called PT BB Merah Putih that will be marketing BlackBerry phones in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh and Indonesia.

Additional confusion can occur when we use the same word for both types of pigmented areas of the body — that is, both the hair and non-hair areas.

An advanced level of Japanese is required for understanding the music editor commands, though even then, its interface is not the most intuitive in the world, so there may be additional confusion.

We'll leave the additional confusion of Windows RT aside.

In fact, I think it's actually taking steps backward with additional confusion.