Sentence examples for mix to support from inspiring English sources
It should come as no great surprise that this latest version sees Calabrian bergamot, caramel, warm fruit and patchouli added to the mix to support the main event – which is still vanilla – in place of more old-school leathery accents.
It's like the resurgence of Howie Day: a simply well-put together song with a man and a guitar plus a good mix to support him (hats off to mixer Xandy Whitesel).
Education by itself is not sufficient enough to reduce smoking prevalence and quitting – other predictors come in the mix to support smoking reduction.
You have to use enough mix to support the size of the wrap; otherwise, it'll collapse in on itself while you're trying to smoke.
We find that both countries have diverse policy mixes to support energy efficiency and reduce energy demand with instruments to cover all functions on the creation side.
A first and fundamental step to begin filling this gap is to make available data on national level greenhouse gas emissions from electricity and create a typology of electricity production mixes to support policy making.
This paper presents selected findings from an evaluation of London's TB services' organisation, delivery, professional workforce and skill mix, intended to support development of a strategic framework for a pan-London TB service.
Microsoft's lead product manager for Windows, Greg Sullivan, was ready to buy a professional four-track audio mixing board to support his musical hobby.
We present an architecture which provides composability and mixed-criticality to support integration and to ease certification of such safety critical applications.
A series of simple primary laboratory tests were carried out to design an optimum slurries mixing scheme to support the tunnel face as accessing to the pressure chamber in the project.
"In the end what matters is having the right mix of policies to support the economy, to deal with the financial problems that we inherited and crucially to provide jobs in the British economy".
