Sentence examples for been a confusion between from inspiring English sources

"But speculation doesn't equal manipulation, and I am concerned that there's been a confusion between the two concepts".

Maybe part of the problem over the last couple of years has been a confusion between what is right for the company and what is right for individuals.

"There's a confusion between more activity and rents rising," said Jonathan Miller, the president of Miller Samuel.

Basically, there seems to be a confusion between saying that something is usual and saying that it is necessary.

What is known as the fallacy of secundum quid is a confusion between unqualified and qualified forms of a sentence.

Or, as Bob Orr, one of Annan's senior advisers, explains to Traub: "There's a confusion between the U.N. as a stage and the U.N. as an actor.

There can be a confusion between ministry and mission and, to my mind at least, they should not be muddled up.

Another manifestation of the same mistake is a confusion between the distributive and the collective senses of an expression, as for example in "Jack and Jim can lift the table".

One reason for this may be a confusion between a manager's target pay and what he actually ends up with.

In the 1984 mockumentary This is Spinal Tap, the fictional rock band commissions a reproduction of the monument as a stage set, but there is a confusion between feet and inches.

There is a confusion between discrimination on the basis of seniority and on the basis of race," said Jan Rossouw, the general manager of the Freegold South region, a cluster of three Anglo-American mine complexes.