Sentence examples for commingled up from inspiring English sources

According to the former Tianrui executive and the industry followers, the outside investors and the founder squabbled intensely last year over concerns that Li Liufa may have commingled up to tens of millions of dollars from the cement operation with funds from his other businesses.

Some people function great in open-air office environments – such as those at Google or Bell Labs where commingling stirs up creative juices – while others cringe at having coworkers interrupt their quietude and have their best ideas in personal spaces.

But the question of how, exactly, the three parts commingle is up for grabs.

A screech of tires, and a cloud of improperly combusted hydrocarbons joined the haze kicked up by the hibachis, which commingled with sea spray and a faint rumour of marijuana smoke.

With commingled, the colours get mixed up.

After the corn was detected in food products last month, Aventis and the government moved to buy up the entire StarLink crop and ensure that it was not commingled with other corn.

Josh Lerner, arguably the most respected academic in private equity, his Harvard University colleague, Victoria Ivashina and their peer, Lily Fang of INSEAD, have stirred up a small storm in the world of private equity with a recent study showing that co-investment underperformed commingled PE fund investments at seven large institutional investors over the 20 years ending in 2011.

Commingled bins cause contamination.

Mistrust and optimism were commingled.

"So many of these companies are commingled.

Ingredients are commingled throughout the food chain.