Sentence examples for growing mix of from inspiring English sources

For two decades and counting, with a growing mix of fascination and concern, scientists have been measuring big changes in the environment around the North Pole.

THE CROWD It's still picking up steam but appears to be a growing mix of design-savvy travelers and smartly dressed Madrileños, who have dinner or a drink and then slip upstairs for a tour.

The new and growing mix of two-wheeled motor vehicles, larger multi-passenger vehicles, traditional wheeled vehicles, and pedestrians all often using the same roadways has created patterns of traffic death and injury that are much different from those in high-income countries.

It had been a week of furious dawn-to-dark activity building a farm high above an industrial stretch of Queens: directing traffic along Northern Boulevard, hoisting truckloads of growing mix up to the roof and raking it over drainage and protective material.

And we have a growing mix-up of secondary education between free schools and academies and local authority maintained schools.

In the centuries that followed, some 1,000 haciendas were built in the state — large, rural estates that grew a mix of Old and New World crops, raised livestock and produced pulque, the slimy, fermented sap of the agave plant (known in Mexico as maguey).

In 2012 the World Bank lent China $80m to grow a mix of indigenous shrubs and lay straw grids to stabilise sand dunes in Ningxia over five years.But even as the sand is beaten back in isolated pockets in wetter areas, it is making advances in the wider war.

These farms grow a mix of 'combinable' crops, based around winter wheat, winter oilseed rape, winter and spring barley and winter beans.

That one game has also been supporting the growing company's resources (20 Ruby on Rails servers and growing) through a mix of banner advertisements and sponsorships.

Over the last two centuries, those areas endured a growing capitalism's mix of horrific working conditions, urban slums, environmental degradation, and cyclical instability.

With "Streetsweepers," Kay Slay joins the growing number of mix tape deejays who have parlayed their underground status into lucrative careers.