Sentence examples for greater mixture from inspiring English sources

However, the distribution of religions does not coincide with that of languages, as the population shifts brought on by industrialization resulted in greater mixture of religions.

It increasingly affected residential patterns, as wealthier classes moved away from the crowded slums of the poor, in contrast to the greater mixture in the quarters of preindustrial cities. Middle-class people deplored the work and sexual habits of many workers, arguing that their bad behaviour was the root cause of poverty.

SNP Glasgow councillor Phil Green told the meeting: "Max Hastings, who is a fairly eminent historian, in his reflections on the Second World War with regards to propaganda said that Goebbels... fighting against the BBC was boxed out of the park because the BBC had a far greater mixture of half truths and lies than the Germans.

In S3, most TT voxels were biased toward autobiographically salient excerpts, whereas S2 showed a greater mixture of biases.

Communities in St. Kitts and Nevis and St . Vincenthave a greater mixture of income levels, educational levels, and are more socially integrated with the surrounding wealthier communities.

Since you started with a great big mixture of questions, you're left with a great big mixture of answers.

It's a great mixture, how nature and man live.

We also have a great mixture of diversity.

You end up with this great mixture, and there's more potential because of that".

"There's a great mixture of people turning up to the exhibition," she says.

A human life is a great mixture of goodness, beauty, cruelty, heartbreak, indifference, love and so much more.