Yet those who point to potential advantages of a weak Rangers to the SPL confuse competition with quality and ignore the current standard in the league.
As libertarian ideology confuses predation with competition and may find itself an apologist for the former, so egalitarian ideology confuses competition with predation and may advocate killing the goose -- competition -- that lays the golden egg.
Be careful not to confuse competition with rudeness, though.
But as a youth he saw the disorganization of New York's port facilities -- ships waiting for limited dock space, confused traffic, competition for facilities -- and in 1902 founded the Bush Terminal along the Brooklyn waterfront, with a goal of providing coordinated port activities.
"Now he is very confused about who his competition is.
Cook: Our competition is confused… they chased after netbooks, now they're trying to turn PCs into tablets and tablets into PCs.
The genus Allosaurus was part of the Marsh/Cope "Bone Wars" of the late 19th century, and its taxonomy became increasingly confused due to the competition, with several genera and species named by Cope and Marsh now regarded as synonyms of Allosaurus or A. fragilis.
One of his core points is that we tend to confuse capitalism with competition.
The everyday-low-price menu and premium-sandwich line have remained constant, while the competition confuses customers with one-time promotions, says Mitchell Speiser, Lehman Brothers analyst.
The everyday low-price menu and premium sandwich line has remained constant, while the competition confuses customers with one-time promotions, says Mitchell Speiser, an analyst with Lehman Brothers.
Those internal divisions and rivalries have prevented Sony's many parts from working well together and have driven a destructive competition that has confused product strategy.
