Sentence examples for may be mixing from inspiring English sources

Identity fraud has been on the rise, as criminal cunning may be mixing with desperation during the downturn.

He tends to retell us things that are abundantly clear, like "Memories crowd in on me, irresistibly, threatening to overwhelm my thoughts entirely," or "I may be embellishing, inventing, I may be mixing everything up".

On any given night at a stylishly decked out office space, located just a hop, skip and a jump off Brick Lane in east London, a group of startups may be mixing their own cocktails, turning on the slow cooker to create a feast of pulled-pork sandwiches or grabbing a beanbag to listen to an inspiring talk by a fellow small business.

Finally, for areas that are only identified as "rural" we may be mixing residents from very different areas of a given state.

Some may live entirely on-prem today, but want that ability to go to the cloud in the future, or they may be mixing cloud services with on-prem tools — and Rubrik gives them a modern option to do that, while protecting their legacy investments.

However, we observe that BADGER with c = 4 samples many more optimal paths than with c = 1 in the case of the high-divergence data set, suggesting that parallel tempering is required to sample effectively and that BADGER with c = 1 may be mixing very slowly.

One or the other may predominate, or they may be mixed in varying degrees.

Various flavours and sweetening may be added, or natural yogurt may be mixed with fresh fruits or vegetables.

Things may be mixed up, but that must be the way they're meant to be, sometimes — or they wouldn't be in the funny pages.

Dry frits also may be mixed with a small amount of binder and pressed into a suitable shape called a preform.

In dusting, as an alternative method, dry, finely powdered chemicals may be mixed with an inert carrier and applied with some type of blower.