Sentence examples for a mixture of falling from inspiring English sources

The Centre for Policy Studies predicted that a mixture of falling North Sea oil revenues, the departure of a large proportion of the financial services sector and the rising cost of public sector pensions would leave Scotland with £13.8 billion less in 2015/16 than official estimates suggest.

The major dailies Le Monde and Le Parisien reported on Tuesday that following some short-lived popularity, the Halloween holiday has been "pretty much buried". The reasons seem to be a mixture of falling sales and anti-Americanism.

The gameplay almost matches up: a mixture of flying, falling and fighting with power-ups, treasures and a varied selection of enemies to vanquish.

A mixture of air-fall and pyroclastic flow deposits appears to have settled in the vicinity of the summit.

It should be noted that there is considerable heterogeneity in falls risk screening processes across QH facilities with a mixture of validated falls risk screening tools, formal and informal clinical judgement-based approaches being employed.

Anecdote suggests, however, that those who do fork out find their colonies are far more resistant to CCD.This year's Californian bee glut, then, has been caused by a mixture of rising supply meeting falling demand.

The chief component of M1 is seasonal snows whereas M2 is a mixture of glacial melts, seasonal snows falling in winter and spring, and monsoonal snows falling in the summer (July September).

BP reported first-quarter profits of $2.6 billion, a 64.0% drop over the year, helped by a mixture of internal cost-cutting and falling industry costs.

We believe this was due to a mixture of timing responses that usually fell short, and an occasional return from delinquency that was usually reinforced.

If the best model includes two components, we can conclude that our dataset represents a mixture of male and female samples: samples falling in a cluster with smaller M i are male and samples falling in a cluster with higher M i are female.

The Act I curtain fell to a mixture of hissing and scattered applause.