Sentence examples for cocktail of a from inspiring English sources

A toxic cocktail of a slowdown in the global economy, the situation in the Middle East and the spread of Ebola combined to send investors scurrying for cover.

But on the other hand, nostalgia is a sweet, syrupy cocktail of a mood, and sometimes it's pleasurable to slip on your rose-tinted glasses and indulge.

The Labour government of 2007 set a target of 240,000 new homes by 2016, but a cocktail of a rigorous recession, tough planning laws and a lack of available land has left the market short and sent prices spiralling.

A few weeks later, his point made, Mr. Paar returned, beginning his monologue with, "As I was saying " In December 1970, Dick Cavett put together a Molotov cocktail of a show.

Rising knife crime is being caused by a cocktail of a reduction in stop and search, increased sales on the dark web of weapons such as the foot-long "zombie knife", and a burgeoning culture of youth violence, Scotland Yard police chiefs have said.

However, when you mix a cocktail of a 25% advertising decline with high debt levels and high fixed costs, you are looking at cash flow reductions of 20%-50 20%-50

Sparkling cider, tea, punch, juice, or a cocktail of any sort will bring a sophisticated atmosphere.

Most pumps have been isolated entities, selling a cocktail of kerosene, a highly subsidized product, and gasoline.

The difference is that the Rat Pack's gin-sodden original was plodding, preening, and almost unwatchable, while Soderbergh's remake is an irresistible, effervescent champagne-cocktail of a heist-movie.

Briefly, the author used a cocktail of three siRNAs to knockdown the BAHD1 transcript.

Eventually, a cocktail of inhibitors or a polyvalent inhibitor needs to be used, since many infectious agents express multiple specificities.