Sentence examples for confuse critical from inspiring English sources

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But to say money won't be a "critical factor" is to confuse "critical" with "exclusive".

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So in Japan -- and anywhere else in the world where 737s fly; that would be everywhere -- I sure hope the air safety folks are doing an examination of their incident and accident databases to see if there are similar cases of pilots accidentally confusing critical flight control knobs with the door knob.

Tess Harding, The New York Globe: Mr. Bilton seems alternately confused, irked, critical and demeaning of his less Internet savvy yet, in my opinion, more civil communicants.

From his sickbed, Lenin – or persons acting on his behalf – intervened with a document known to history as his "Testament", which gave confused but critical assessments of Trotsky, Stalin and others in the leadership.

@pando @TechCrunch @Uber He then appeared to become slightly confused between critical journalism, and that of showbiz reporting based on rumours in the entertainment industry, of which he is frequently the subject: I believe we live in a day were the first word has become "the word" Rumors span the globe before anyone has an opportunity to defend them selves.

They find the idea of differentiating between the reference of terms in our world with respect to other worlds, on the one hand, and the reference of terms as used in other worlds, on the other hand, fatally confused (for critical discussion, see Fitch 2004, pp. 103 4).

(These are not to be confused with "critical" hits -- unwatchable movies that a small clique of cognoscenti proclaim as masterpieces.

(Note that the direction of the gradient is reversed from that in the flowerbox arrangement of the Virtual Greenhouse activity, so that students do not confuse location with the critical environmental factor, light).

Kasper gregariously and politely engages the curious, the confused and the critical in conversation about who she is and what is on display, which in this case are one and the same.

For simplicity, if a i is close to a critical point y l i, we assume that the critical point is zero, so we confuse a i with ( a i − y l i ).

It is critical, however, that we not confuse the many types of hunger and malnutrition (poor nutrition) around the world.

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