Sentence examples for confuse caution from inspiring English sources

For those who confuse caution with weakness, the Host offers two historical perspectives: First, strength can come from resisting war like President Eisenhower who well understood its costs (no American soldier died in his eight years), unlike Bush43 who didn't.

Such a claim confuses caution with ignorance.

"My sense is one shouldn't confuse prudence, caution and due diligence with lack of resolve," she said.

The official added that in the urgent moment of a shooting events could often become confused, and cautioned against leaping to hasty conclusions about who was to blame.

"It is important to not confuse correlation with causation," cautioned Juan Carlos Garzón, a fellow at the Wilson Center who researches organized crime in the Americas.

In truth, both candidates have, over the years, offered a slightly confused mixture of caution and support for free trade.

We caution not to confuse this with the renal reserve (RR) test.

But Ms. Wight, of General Code Publishers, cautioned that municipalities could confuse the public as well as their own code enforcers by keeping antiquated codes.

He cautioned them not to confuse Google for its historical predecessor, Microsoft.

The coverage from advocates and nonbelievers has run the gamut advice, caution, and criticism likely to confuse undecided but curious onlookers.

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