Sentence examples for mix of teams from inspiring English sources

"We have new rules and tires, but I do not think we will have new winners, or a mix of teams that win or do big surprises on the grid".

Today, there's a mix of teams from different departments that use it.

Still to come: Group F is an interesting mix of teams, made all the more intriguing by the results in the first set of games.

Nobody at Leicester would dare to claim that they saw this coming, yet that is not to say that they struggle to come up with reasons why everything has spectacularly fallen into place, chief among them being the exhilarating mix of team spirit and talent within a group of players who possess a rare commodity in a game awash with money: hunger.

Says DreamIt's founder David Bookspan, "for a number of years we have wanted to bring the same benefits to the Israeli startup community and we are glad that now there is the right mix of team and timing".

We aimed to include teams which varied in terms of healthcare context, professional mix of team, conditions which affected patients from different parts of the adult life range, and fatal versus life-long conditions.

"We are in a good position, we are in the mix of the teams who will play to win the title so we want to stay in that position for as long as possible and every time we have a chance to improve our position then we would love to do it.

We need to alter the mix of the teams depending on the challenges they face" On stop and search Brian has called for an end to the "targeting of black and Asian youth" and told me that when stop and search operations take place, they should as far as possible be conducted by officers who know the area concerned.

Altering the skills mix of healthcare teams through increasing the role of assistants is reported to have benefits for patients, AHPs and the healthcare system.

This was part of a larger study exploring the relationship between staffing and patient outcomes[ 24], and involved the reanalysis of data from a National Evaluation of Intermediate Care with the addition of data relating to the skill mix of the teams included within the study.

"And in the first Test against the All Blacks in Auckland last year, when England had to field a mix of a team, they got stuck into them at the set-piece, went hard at the breakdown, forced them to struggle for every bit of possession and made them look ordinary.