Sentence examples for bad mix of from inspiring English sources

So you have this bad mix of heightened emotional responses coupled with less regulation and control.

The answer appears to be a bad mix of paperwork and balky computers.

His unit in 2014 struggled while plagued by injuries and a bad mix of age and inexperience.

People associated with that team, including some players and the former Angels general manager Bill Bavasi, have said Collins was a victim of a bad mix of players.

Nakagawa claims that he wasn't intoxicated, just the victim of a bad mix of wine and cold medicine on top of a few drinks on the plane.

-Peter Buck: The REM guitarist was charged with assault and intoxication after overturning a meal trolley and scuffling with crew on a 2002 British Airways flight; cleared after arguing that a bad mix of sleeping pills and wine messed him up.

Sure, bad mixes of this drink have given the piña colada a frostily bad reputation, but it is wholly undeserved.

So 13 World Cup debutants and 18 experienced campaigners; not a bad mix at all of youth and experience.

This is a big, complicated mix of good and bad things, and while the timing can't be predicted exactly, it's definitely going to happen.

Good, for Mr Benni, means elemental and earthy; bad means a mix of over-weening corporate power and Yankee domination.At best, Mr Benni can be said to be a minor incarnation of that well-known Italian satirical type, typified in film and on stage by Roberto Benigni.

However, some characters suggest that people are neither good nor bad, but a mix of both.