Sentence examples for mix of how from inspiring English sources

Coal provides nearly 70 per cent of China's energy needs, and this is not likely to end any time soon, but what is crucial is the mix of how China supplies its energy.

He blogs on subjects as varied as how to teach GCSE history to why school trips still matter, and Kennett's Twitter feed is an eclectic mix of how he spends his time off to sharing historic photos.

The thing that's changed a little over time is the way people consume information, so we've changed the mix of how we spend our budget.

It's probably a mix of how often you message them directly, how often you comment or like their status updates, how often you message them directly or even how often you visit their profile.

While reviewing the Deluxe Anniversary Edition of the album, Mikael Wood of Entertainment Weekly commented on the A capella version of the song noting, "a cappella mix of 'How Will I Know' [that] displays the singer's precision long before the advent of Auto-Tune".

The journey was a mix of how I could adapt and conform to life in Iran versus life in New York City, the one thousand obstacles existing in the Iranian society for a female Westernized teenager, exploring my first love in a repressive society, and learning the deep and rooted role of family and parents in the Iranian culture.

Rather, the pilot period is meant to allow the app publishers and users alike a time to test and provide feedback on a number of things, including the mix of ads, how keywords are targeted, how many ads are shown in the search results, and to what extent these Google Play ad campaigns will influence the Top Charts' algorithms in the future, among other things.

Here, in an old Y.M.C.A., a newish school (founded in 2009) is teaching students from a bewildering mix of backgrounds how to speak English as a second language, and how to succeed in a country that claims to welcome immigrants but does not always live up to its own billing.

The most widely told story about college focuses obsessively on elite schools and answers a crazy mix of questions: How will we teach complex thinking and skills?

I try to explain the mix of emotions — how nice it is to be home and what I miss — and I describe what Baghdad was like when I first arrived in 2006 and when I left.

Today, that interests homepage is just a mix of articles, how-to's, photos, and products, while the Gifts feed is obviously just the latter.