Sentence examples for confused risk from inspiring English sources

Students who are confused risk scorn by raising a question or revealing confusion, unless instructors explicitly invite the sharing of confusions and create a safe learning environment in which to do so.

However, previous studies reported confused risk factors for catheter-related Candida bloodstream infection (CRCBSI).

Please, colleague, the latter slowly says, be aware that you are confusing risk assessment and risk management: the first is definitely a technical issue, the second is a policy matter – although decisions (management) should be based on the best scientific evidence available (assessment).

Let us never confuse risk management with risk elimination; the two are entirely different animals.

Also: governments are lazy, and politicians confuse risks to their careers with risks to their countries.

A not uncommon -- but commonly wrong -- assumption, Khosla confuses risk-taking innovation with an organization's tax status.

We should not be surprised when both patients and professionals are confused about risk, about competing risks, and about comparing risks with benefits.

Risk factors for exacerbations within the next few months, fixed airflow limitation, and medication side-effects, should not be confused with risk factors for development of asthma per se.

If our definition and criteria remain conceptually and clinically confused, we risk acceding to the authoritarian adage that death occurs when a physician says so without sufficient justification.

"One wrote a highly dramatic article like The Observer, confusing a risk analysis with a prediction.

• To the Editor: Let's not confuse prevention, risk reduction and delay of onset.