Sentence examples for economic mixture from inspiring English sources
In Iceland, northern Norway, Finland, Sweden, and the more densely populated regions of the North American Arctic, Greenland, and the northern Russia Federation, a more affluent economic mixture has emerged because of light industry; oil, gas, and mineral development; transportation and agriculture; and more sophisticated systems of healthcare and public health.
This was a time of "explosive mixture of economic misery, social instability and collective trauma".
The government's economic programme is a mixture of good ideas and wishful thinking.
The Dutch, projecting a mixture of economic and military power in Indonesia, ultimately failed.
Still, lots of small towns have found a way of enduring, thanks to a mixture of economic activities.
President Barack Obama's State of the Union-style speech on Tuesday night presented a mixture of economic policies.
The "Chinese dream" of Xi Jinping, the new president, is a mixture of economic reform and strident nationalism.
This legacy from the recent past has meant Labour's economic strategy is a mixture of the bold and the timid.
The novel effectively illustrates, however, the strange mixture of economic interdependence and ideological opposition that marks relations between China and the United States.
Nevertheless, London's mixture of economic isolation and huge political power are integral to the two biggest domestic stories of the year.
