Sentence examples for conservative mix from inspiring English sources

In 1930, The Architectural Forum praised No. 895's "delightful simplicity," a conservative mix of traditional forms and modernism often now called classicizing Art Deco.

More funds have been adopting the "managed to retirement" approach, in which the most conservative mix is achieved in the year specified by the fund's title (2040, for instance) — typically, the year the investor expects to retire.

They have not won the national championship since the 1968 season, under Coach Woody Hayes, and they won today the Hayes way, with a conservative mix of defense and running plays.

In St . Louison Thursday evening, he said, "Right now the government gets a whopping 1.8percentt return on your investment," arguing that in a "conservative mix" of stocks and bonds, workers could get a minimum of 4.5percentt return.

By comparison, the worst one-year loss for a more conservative mix — 40percentt stocks, 40percentt bonds and 20percentt cash — was just 15.5percentt during the same period.

Yet this conservative mix would also do a lot better over the long pull than a pure bond portfolio.

Firstly, effects of thermodynamics and river-ocean mixing (pCO2@Hmixing) were estimated with a two-endmember mixing model, assuming conservative mixing.

"MUSIC BEFORE 1800" SERIES: BRADLEY BROOKSHIRE In "Bach the Progressive," the superb New York harpsichordist shakes up Johann Sebastian's image as a conservative, mixing some of his more radical works (including the Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue) with pieces by two of his sons, W. F. and C. P. E. Bach.

We show that hydrogen is significantly reduced relative to values expected from conservative mixing.

Affinities are high in the hypothetical fluids calculated from conservative mixing of seawater and hydrothermal fluid.

Until 1997, iron and H2S concentrations are generally lower than predicted from conservative mixing.