Sentence examples for mix up of from inspiring English sources

He argued that Islamists like those in the Muslim Brotherhood who embraced elections committed a "mix up" of Western and Islamic systems.

One of them should have gone to Garcia but, due to a mix up of names, it went to Chaplin, along with Larry Russel and Ray Rasch.

Volcanic alert level systems (VALS) of widespread use at volcano observatories result in a mix up of scientific assessments and social, economic and environmental evaluations that prevent clear, unambiguous communication.

In this paper we identify two main challenges with current ecosystem services classification systems: i) the inconsistency across concepts, terminology and definitions, and; ii) the mix up of processes and end-state benefits, or flows and assets.

"It was a mix up of telegrams but sadly the good news didn't last long," he said, "Less than 24 hours later, they sent a second letter reporting the loss of the ship and the rescue of six hundred survivors".

Zone 1 is a mix up of residential and commercial areas situated in the Trans-Gomati area having some important government/public sector and private sector offices like the Reserve Bank of India, passport office, etc., are located in this area.

The telltale mix-up of names is hardly surprising.

"It's an architectural mix-up of Elizabethan, Jacobean and William & Mary.

1.35pm: "Reminds me of the hilarious bedroom mix-up of the Hon William Hague," says @misssfitt.

Software programs can compute the quickest solution to any given mix-up of the cube's faces.

And we have a growing mix-up of secondary education between free schools and academies and local authority maintained schools.