Meanings of cause some confusion in English

As the double nomenclature may cause some confusion, a scheme is appended.

Torn between the need to feel pampered and the need to assert your freedom could cause some confusion.

That's liable to cause some confusion.

Initially the stand-alone Ioniq brand may cause some confusion because Hyundai already sells a car called the Ioniq in Australia.

The latest announcement, which comes days after transportation restrictions were also controversially relaxed, appeared to cause some confusion in the government.

He said when Maori revert to their tribal dialect and bring it into the national conversation it can cause some confusion.

Thousands of students across the country started secondary school on Tuesday, but for one school in Co Cork, this year's intake could cause some confusion.

I know my leaving School caused some confusion for all of you.

This particular cartoon by Jack Ziegler caused some confusion on Twitter.

But his use of the term "nursing homes" has caused some confusion.

Some of the horses were killed or wounded, and these, falling, caused some confusion.

This caused some confusion, for she had not been noticeably pregnant when she was buried.

A third, however, killed a Pongo, which caused some confusion in the ranks of Tusculum.

One part of question 3 asked for the currency in use in Portugal, which caused some confusion.

She may inadvertently have caused some confusion, however, and perhaps you will allow me to correct it.

The US Department of Homeland Security issued a notice recently about electronic passports that caused some confusion.