Sentence examples for mixed because of from inspiring English sources

Puerto Rico's population is ethnically mixed because of centuries of immigration and cultural assimilation.

Reaction from mall owners is mixed, because of their parking requirements mostly.

Over the past two years, Bitcoin media coverage has been mixed because of these isolated incidents, but the overall public reaction has been mostly positive.

"I thought I might have deserved a spot in the mixed because of my ranking, because of how well I've been doing, especially winning a title last week.

In all neighbourhoods, attitudes towards trees in public spaces were mixed because of their perceived association with crime, although low income households did make extensive use of tree products from natural areas.

Regular exercise has often been suggested to have beneficial effects on cognition, but empirical findings are mixed because of heterogeneity in sample composition (age and sex); the cognitive domain being investigated; the definition and reliability of exercise behavior measures; and study design (e.g., observational versus experimental).

Results of these trials are anxiously awaited though they may be mixed because none of them are focused exclusively on patients with PTEN aberrations (or aberrations in the AKT/PI3K pathway).

It was acknowledged from the outset of the experiment that scrapie milk recipients had to be mixed because the number of available pens did not allow housing of small groups for a longer time period.

Waste Management, the largest company in the sector, gets mixed reviews because of its troubled history.

In other countries it is popular for use in mixed drinks because of its neutral character.

According to Jeffrey Koseff, the director of Stanford's Woods Institute for the Environment, there were "mixed feelings," because of fears that resources would be drained from the Palo Alto campus.