Sentence examples for intermingled making from inspiring English sources

The drive to escape and the drive to approach are intermingled making this open space model radically different from the current models of anxiety which provide animals with the choice between safe and anxiogenic spaces.

The scattering of the boats was most evident on the 16th RCT front, where parts of E/16, F/16 and E/116 had intermingled, making it difficult for sections to come together to improvise company assaults that might have reversed the situation caused by the mis-landings.

The embryonic gonad is composed of two cell types, the germ cells and the SGPs, which are closely intermingled making it difficult to assess in which cells vasa is expressed.

Those two threads – postwar optimism and the pursuit of material wealth – continue to intermingle, making it dangerous to generalise about the largest generation on record.

The SEC says Cohmad and the Madoff firms were so intermingled it made it confusing for regulators and outsiders to assess the true nature of their interactions.

Unlike most cities in the developed world, Washington's powerlines are above ground, running in some places not that high off the ground, intermingled with trees, making them vulnerable when trees or even branches fall.

We really believe in a lot of intermingling and making each other personally accountable to each other.

Art and fashion have intermingled for so long, it makes sense that the whole unfinished seams, clean-scrubbed-face fashion model sensibility would spill over into galleries".

Two processes, folding of the protein and binding of cofactors, intermingle with each other, making the direct elucidation of the folding mechanism of proteins in the presence of cofactors challenging.

An injury could have intermingled with the disease, he said.

What was really going on, they concluded, was that European drug proceeds were being intermingled with the car-sale cash to make it appear legitimate.