Sentence examples for been intermingled with from inspiring English sources

Government and agricultural industry officials are scrambling to stem a drop in corn exports to Japan and South Korea after the disclosure that some corn grown in the United States has been intermingled with StarLink, a genetically engineered corn approved for use in the United States for animal feed but not for food.

If random weak signals above noise generated the tight correlations, the internal controls would have been intermingled with cluster b FBX genes.

I love being intermingled with the commerce".

Today these are intermingled with mixed forests and farmland.

Story hours are intermingled with people trying to take out books.

These interviews are intermingled with girlhood photographs and home movies of the program's subjects.

"Several bodies were intermingled with the debris, computers and cameras of reporters".

In grade II, comedones are intermingled with superficial pustules and papules (small, solid, usually conical elevations).

Here eight stories are intermingled with personal testimonies about libraries from Smith's friends and colleagues.

Short, coarse, brittle hairs, called kemp, may be intermingled with both types of fibre.

Defense lawyers were intermingled with prosecutors; Brotherhood supporters sat next to syndicate advocates; journalists found spots wherever they could.