Sentence examples for mix of important from inspiring English sources

Anne-Marie Slaughter's long Atlantic essay on work-life balance, "Why Women Still Can't Have It All," is a striking mix of important truth and wishful thinking.

The series brought together an eclectic mix of important African-American musicians — the gospel singer Sister Rosetta Tharpe, the bluesman Big Joe Turner, the jazz artists Albert Ammons, James P. Johnson, Sidney Bechet, the Count Basie Orchestra and more — in the same hall famous for presenting Stokowski, Toscanini and their high-toned like.

And as history lessons go, it's a good one -- well organized, with a nice mix of important detail and enlivening color, present-day experts' commentary and readings from letters of the period -- valuable for those of us whose knowledge of the 19th-century British Empire is a little sketchy.

As we head into the new week, the market could see some action brought on by a mix of important economic reports and light trading volume due to the Fourth of July holiday on Wednesday.

Given that nurses experience significant amounts of audio and visual information (which is a mix of important signals and 'noise') in daily clinical activities, it is reasonable to hypothesise that experienced nurses are more likely to have better calibration performance than student nurses in high fidelity simulated conditions.

"There is a big difference between giving people supplements and giving people food, like spinach," which contains a natural mix of other important chemicals.

"We could definitely play a great mix of tunes between important announcements".

What about broader thoughts on building an effective culture? A. Getting the right mix of people is important.