Sentence examples for confusing need from inspiring English sources

Confusing need with demand is a common problem among organizations serving the bottom of the pyramid.

Reporting the results of all tried classifiers would be confusing, need too much space, and unavoidably raise the question of which estimate is the "right one".

The key is not confusing needing capital with needing a partner.

But don't confuse "need blind" and "need met".

In their cases, the idea of gender-variant individuals were only what they had been led to believe by media; confused, needing to be "fixed".

Maybe in this moment you are asking yourself the question of the century, "What do I really, I mean actually really need?" We all confuse needs with wants, and it's time we revisit our concept.

Everybody wants something, and we all can confuse want and need at any age.

I also make sure not to confuse "want" with "need". If I can live rather comfortably without something, then it becomes a want like a pair of cute shoes when I have plenty of others.

Hailing this as "the first glimmerings of the opening of universities to supply-side reform", Willetts makes the old mistake of confusing human needs with market demand.

Confusing the needs of these three stakeholders results in misunderstanding.

"My worry is if you confuse the need for capacity building with the need for a merit-based European Research Council,... you will doom the possibility of constructing a high-quality ERC," he says.