Sentence examples for has gotten mixed from inspiring English sources

"The nonprofit piece of the law has gotten mixed up with that".

"The whole subject of confidential sources has gotten mixed up between gossip, opinion, and fact," he said.

As an old-school Wall Street partnership, this story goes, Goldman valued its reputation too highly to get involved in some of the shenanigans that it has gotten mixed up in recently, and it could also afford to take the long view.

Alterra Healthcare has gotten mixed up in the selloff.

It's not the first time Bank of New York has gotten mixed up with underworld figures.

A New York City undercover investigation heralded as the first of its kind has found a "vast and largely unregulated market for illegal guns" on the Internet, and the worst offender is a website that has gotten mixed up with the law before: Craigslist.

Seems a priceless collection of maps, letters, & manuscripts dealing with the location of sunken & buried treasure has got mixed up with the wastepaper.

He has got mixed up in his head between gross disposable income of the entire population and disposable income per person.

Along the way, a message seems to have gotten mixed.

"People have gotten mixed up in their feelings about development and gentrification, and we make a friendly target".

Mr. Vergé should be notified that his bouillabaisse may have gotten mixed up with the one intended for the Epcot Center.