And it won't be done if we confuse ends with means – the euro is not an end in itself, but a means, which, if well managed, might bring greater shared prosperity, but, if not well managed, will lead to lower standards of living for many or possibly the majority of citizens.
A feature of the InChI is that it supports various layers of detail in describing the chemical structure, which has confused end users of cheminformatics software.
And we should stop confusing ends with means: for example, free trade, if well managed, might bring greater shared prosperity; but if it is not well managed, it will lower the living standards of many – possibly a majority – of citizens.
The book explores the consequences of having rested so much of our thinking on GDP, thus confusing ends with means -- a measure of well-being for well-being itself.
Dorian Lynskey from Q magazine also rated it three out of five, stating "'Nothing Fails', the album's centerpiece, is as good a showstopper as 'Live to Tell' ... [but] it's no wonder that a record about feeling confused ends up sounding confused".
[C8.] Confusing End to Auction in Italy After only three days of bidding, an auction for licenses to operate a new generation of wireless devices in Italy ended in confusion after a consortium backed by British Telecommunications backed out, leaving only five bidders for the five licenses.
By getting them confused we end up margianilising those we're talking about.
Even some major billers can become confused and end up sending all correspondence, not just bills, to Paytrust.
So you can get confused and end up looking down to see which directional button you're pressing — and that, of course, defeats the purpose.
