Sentence examples for because of a mix from inspiring English sources
According to NS&I, your bond was rejected because of a mix up.
Gruden had lost his first four openers as Washington coach, mostly because of a mix of turnovers and mistakes.
He was pushed into fielding the new guys because of a mix of injuries and public opinion, and it worked.
For girls, because of a mix of traditional mores, crippling poverty and a lack of international aid for education, the numbers are even lower.
A comparison of these results with the reductive elimination of 1,3-butadiene from divinyl palladium complexes L2PdR2 shows that the barriers are lower in the vinyl case because of a mix of orbital factors.
Prices for corn, soybeans and other crops have soared in recent years because of a mix of factors, including advanced farming technology, a federal ethanol mandate that consumes about a third of the nation's corn and Chinese demand for soybeans.
The parliamentary election was lively, with many different parties and people queuing for hours to vote; but lots of them couldn't because of a mix-up of voter lists that many think was deliberately engineered to weaken the opposition.
For instance, Nestlé recently withdrew cans of baby food in Australia because of a mix-up over milk-powder ingredients at the factory.
In 1999, the Mars Climate Orbiter burned up as it pulled into orbit around Mars, because of a mix-up between English and metric units.
The International Triathlon Union acknowledged the running course was more than two kilometers short because of a mix-up between organizers and a surveyor.
