Sentence examples for mix of source from inspiring English sources

Due to this mix of source information, the items measured during wave 1, wave 2, and wave 3 only had low reliability (Kuder-Richardson formula 20 ranges between 0.34 and 0.44).

There is an obvious simpatico between the two groups' politics, their mix of sources, their two-tone makeup.

For example, Macmillan Cancer Research generated 98% of its £155.7m annual income in 2012 from donations - but many other large charities generate their income from a mix of sources.

The country also needs a comprehensive reform of the tax system, one that strengthens progressivity and raises more revenue from a mix of sources.

A spokesman said the school was funded by a mix of sources: a third from fees, a third from the federal government and a third from philanthropy and other sources.

"EPA's proposal... is flexible – reflecting that different states have a different mix of sources and opportunities, and reflecting the important role of states as full partners with the federal government in cutting pollution," the prepublication version says.

The House bill would create a freestanding Consumer Financial Protection Agency, financed through a mix of sources, while the Senate version would create a Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection within the Federal Reserve, with a director appointed by the president and its budget coming from within the Fed.

A survey of 1,491 people this year, carried out by Mori and the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, found 60% of people would support new atomic power stations as long as renewable energy sources were developed and used at the same time, and 63% agreed that Britain needed nuclear power as part of a mix of sources to ensure a reliable supply.

In the present complex mix of sources of funding, in many universities there already exists a measure of "privatisation", evident in funding for named posts and research institutes, as well as those thousands of students supported by the taxed income of their parents.

The name of this instrument is the Human Harp, and while the film is partly conceptual its soundtrack is manufactured from a mix of sources, including audio from the bridge enhanced with recordings of Tibetan throat singers it nevertheless represents serious intentions.

The rest of the money comes from a mix of sources: $45 million from payments made to the city by the Battery Park City Authority; $233 million in reallocations from other city housing programs; $105 million in untapped city reserve accounts; and $202 million in tax-free, privately financed loans that would be offered to, but repaid by, housing developers.