Sentence examples for confusing trends from inspiring English sources

As Popper puts it, there can be no doubt that "the habit of confusing trends with laws, together with the intuitive observation of trends such as technical progress, inspired the central doctrines of … historicism".

The modern dairy farm, it turns out, represents many of the volatile and confusing trends that have roiled the U.S. economy over the last decade.

Mr. Kennard said that Fox's argument had confused trends in the local market with trends in the national market and that there remained a compelling need to prevent any one company's stations from controlling the national market.

Often businesses confuse trending data points for quality, or satisfaction, with a feedback strategy.

The Government made the old mistake of confusing cyclical trends for structural ones.

It's not organisations that struggle to adapt to digital change, fail to interpret changing online behaviours or feel dazed and confused by trends in social media; it's the human, imperfect, passionate and vulnerable people who work in them.

But never confuse a trend with a stock pick.

Nevertheless, the closest relatives of the East African cichlid radiations (EAR) are still unknown, confusing interpretations of evolutionary trends in this group.

Large amounts of backtracking occur rarely, and seem to come when the economy is changing course, confusing investors as to whether the old trend is over.

Let us not confuse these two trends.

While "pop futurism" confuses popular trends with futures research, the genuine expert will know the difference [2].