Sentence examples for mixed area and from inspiring English sources

This has always been a mixed area and we like it that way".

Unlike some of Juba's neighbourhoods, which have divided along ethnic lines, Jabarona is a mixed area and Yien believes the tank operators had guides showing them where Nuer people were living.

But she invested in her kitchen, and hired good staff, so that when gentrification began, she was ready, her lamb shanks simmering in the pot (though this is still a mixed area, and all the better for it).

In Saydia, a mixed area and one of the capital's most violent neighborhoods, five people died in a gun battle that started when two men in a car opened fire on a family in another vehicle, hospital officials said.

Like Mr. Dorian, current residents in what is also the borough's most ethnically mixed area and whose median income is about $68,000 (according to the 2000 census), did say that an influx of residents would give a shot in the arm to the extensive but perpetually struggling retail and commercial scene.

"The men escaped but the woman and girls were killed". Unlike some of Juba's neighbourhoods, which have divided along ethnic lines, Jabarona is a mixed area and Yien believes the tank operators had guides showing them where Nuer people were living.

Second, the government should diversify the police forces in mixed areas and move the Iraqi Army's battalions from areas that are dominated by local political parties.

In this context, the average age structure for parks (high), mixed areas (moderate) and streets (low) corresponds to our assumed mortality differences between land use classes: low for parks, moderate for mixed areas and high for streets.

Our results point out the challenges of assumed tree growth and mortality of street trees, mixed areas and parks, which greatly affect the future role of urban forest carbon offset.

In Bulgaria ten schools are recruited (nine public and one private) from nine socio-economically mixed areas and one with higher socio-economic status.

Here the Minkowski length of a closed curve can also be interpreted as the mixed area of and the polar reciprocal of the Minkowskian unit circle with respect to the Euclidean unit circle rotated through.