Sentence examples for confusing speed from inspiring English sources

"The European Commission is confusing speed with haste," says Nicolas Véron of Bruegel, a think-tank in Brussels.

Early this month security forces tried in vain to arrest Mr Rajoelina.From then on, events unfolded with alarming and confusing speed.

The shark overtook the small fish and swung its tail above the water like a "coachwhip" with "confusing speed", severely injuring its target.

Furthermore, we still confuse speed with competence.

Do not confuse Speed with Rate.

Firms sometimes confuse operational speed (moving quickly) with strategic speed (reducing the time it takes to deliver value)—and the two concepts are quite different.

In some circumstances voluntary ISA may be popular with drivers who are often confused by speed limits which are not well signed.

Further away, the shamefully neglected New York State Pavilion peeked over proceedings and next door, decaying, stood the modernist Observation Towers that confuse travellers speeding into Manhattan and welcome New Yorkers home from JFK airport, their Sky Streak capsule elevators rusted.

Khan was moving more now, and confusing his opponent with speed, up and down.

However, I'm confused by the speed differences: while Kepler's sn remnants are said to move at 11 mio km p h (after thousand years) this one is much slower (2.5 mio k p h) after 2.5 thousand years.

Two hours and 10 minutes into the flight, the computers controlling the flight switched off the autopilot after becoming confused by conflicting speed readings, caused by the icing up of pitot tubes monitoring the plane's velocity.