Sentence examples for bad mixture from inspiring English sources

WOBBLY finances, low living standards and weak institutions are a bad mixture.

The acid is used to make aspirin, and drugs and alcohol are a bad mixture.

The first time I helped to organise a funeral, I found it baffling, terrifying, weird, overwhelming, devastating and incredibly important – a very bad mixture.

The HPV vaccine's troubles are the result of a bad mixture of vaccine denialism — particularly, the unfounded view that immunization is linked to autism (see Michael Specter's work for more on that) and of sexual denialism.

Dynamic light scattering studies confirm that the ordered solid-state structure is somewhat maintained when the copolymer is dissolved in a bad solvent mixture.

Somehow I managed to get there by 10 AM and the queue wasn't too bad – a mixture of gay guys, rudeboys and straight guys who were obviously there at their new girlfriend's request.

A mixture of bad luck, bad nerves, bad tactics and bad team selection proved too much in what must rank as one of the most disappointing tournaments for an English rugby or football team for many years – and that's saying something.

A mixture of bad luck, bad business and bad faith consigned Hustlers Convention to the margins, but 40 years after its initial release that may change.

Mr Sweeney told the jury that whatever Mr Shayler's motives, whether good or bad or a mixture of the two, "in law they are irrelevant to the issues before you".

The boulder indicate that the particular area is influenced by the colluvium sediment which is characterized as bad sorted or mixture sediment from the hilly area nearby.

But it's not all bad news the precise mixture of life forms growing on unattributed daguerreotypes may serve as a kind of signature, offering clues to where they were made.