Sentence examples for is a mix up from inspiring English sources

Zone 1 is a mix up of residential and commercial areas situated in the Trans-Gomati area having some important government/public sector and private sector offices like the Reserve Bank of India, passport office, etc., are located in this area.

"I feel like there is a mix up between otherkins and furries in the media," he says.

As blood gas is a mix up of oxygen delivered both from the ECMO and from the native lung, monitoring the native lung during ECMO is very scanty.

"What is intended is a mix-up," Mr Abbas said.

To this day, she claims there is a mix-up between her fingerprint and "this Treva person's" print.

As Helen Wallace of Genewatch, a British campaign group, points out: "If they put these genes into food crops then it is only a matter of time until there is a mix-up and they get into the food chain".

The non-expert reader should not read the literature for this.   Figure 3, caption: there is a mix-up with panel numbers.

In the majority of studies, the outcome is 'not returning to work', which is a mix-up of different reasons for not working, that is, unemployment, sickness absence or disability pension, and the transition from a cancer diagnosis to one of these outcomes could very well differ according to the different risk factors.

It's a mix-up.

There had been a mix-up, the steward said.

But when he did, there was a mix-up.