Sentence examples for be confused with either from inspiring English sources

This proposal should not be confused with either legalisation or negotiation approaches.

Not to be confused with: Either Shawn Carter, Dwayne Carter, or Carter Ruck.

Because these are imperfect signals, middle-ability applicants might be confused with either high-ability or low-ability types.

Bill, as used in the previous sentence, is the insider's breezy new word for "a thousand million"; it should not be confused with either the economic stimulus bill or the name of the president before last.

A dreamy, romantic pas de deux set to Massenet, this was the most traditionally balletic item of the night, not to be confused with either Frederick Ashton's "Meditation" to Massenet (1971) or George Balanchine's to Tchaikovsky, created in 1963 for Mr. d'Amboise and Suzanne Farrell.

Prior insisted that propositional quantification should not be confused with either objectual quantification over propositions or substitutional quantification over sentences.

The responses to the question: "Are there potentially dangerous products which might be confused with non-toxic products – either through their labeling or their taste/smell" may lead to another potential intervention strategy.

Sequence should not be confused with causality.

Sauce should not be confused with "jam".

Vines might easily be confused with GIFs.

Not to be confused with Sporty Spice.