Sentence examples for appropriate blend of from inspiring English sources

At least a few people responded with the appropriate blend of jealous admiration.

"We'll match capabilities with the mission to have an appropriate blend" of Iraqi and American forces, said Col. John Coleman, the First Marine Expeditionary Force chief of staff.

Then there was the anxious and apparently resident Alsatian dog trying to scramble up the back wall of the cave, surrounded by an appropriate blend of playboys, Eurotrash and local students.

Although Truman has been advertised as his first straight role, in fact it merely requires him to tune his usual over-the-top weirdness down to an appropriate blend of Cliff Richard's wholesome grin, Jerry Lewis's comic energy and Anthony Perkins's spooky mildness.

The nostalgic or the curious can seek out Norman Mailer's "Miami and the Siege of Chicago," for example, which analyzed events inside and beyond the convention hall with its author's characteristic, and in this case perfectly appropriate, blend of intellectual grandiosity and journalistic acumen.

An appropriate blend of the proof of Theorems  2.1 and  2 of Pal and Maiti [3] works.

The appropriate blending ratio of virgin and recycled plastic was evaluated.

The 2010 experience suggests that the appropriate blend is to give a weighting of 67% to the "look at the last election" model and 33% to the "no collective bias" model, reflecting the relative magnitudes of each model's error in 2010; ie 0.67 x 49.2% + 0.33 x 52% is approximately 50.12%, the 2010 Labor TPP result.

REBALANCING YOUR PORTOLIO Every year about this time, investors are reminded to reset their mix of stocks, bonds and cash to an appropriate blend based on their age and goals.

Following the general component balance theory, cheese flavour is the result of a synergistic effect of the appropriate and balanced blend of various flavour compounds produced from proteins, lipids, and lactose through numerous biochemical reactions involving enzymes from milk, rennet, starter cultures, secondary cheese microbiota, and, even, spontaneous reactions [ 52].

Mr Murray is a Scottish sports star who lives in England and has taken particular delight in winning a revered British tournament that is hosted by the All England Club.That is an appropriate metaphor for the ambiguous blend of dual nationalities that is British identity.