Sentence examples for will continue to confuse from inspiring English sources

If we cannot and will not address the issue and the problem of Islamic extremism indeed, the threat by its name, we will continue to confuse it and one another with what that threat actually is and whence it comes.

The lineage sorting we have detected appears to have confused the algorithms and tree drawing programs used for this analysis, and the apparent star like phylogeny will most likely continue to confuse phylogenetic reconstructions.

But they are very clearly different and tensions will continue to arise between universities and colleges and for ministers – if they continue to confuse the two.

Continuing to press ahead with the merger, Mr. Hewlett added, will "misdirect time and energy, waste money, suffer further degradation of employee morale, continue to confuse customers" when both companies would be better off focusing on being independent enterprises.

They continue to confuse consumers and drive them away".

They continue to confuse the regime with the state — their own interests and the nation.

She said top American officials continue to "confuse right and wrong".

I agree with his sentiment, but let's not continue to confuse stealing with copyright infringement.

"It is unfortunate that the CIO does not completely live up to its promise... that CIOs would not need to have members as companies do, so charity trustees will continue to be confused by the difference between their roles as trustees and as members of the charity".

She compounded her gaffes by continuing to confuse the term "haram" with the Qur'an.

SCORECARD -- The ad continues to confuse the issues surrounding the $50,000 fund-raiser.