Sentence examples for mixed message in from inspiring English sources

The third factor is trickiest for the Bank: the mixed message in the labour market.

"This sends very much a mixed message in terms of competitiveness of the UK as a place for carrying on banking business".

Refuge, the domestic violence charity, said it could not comment on Mr Saatchi's case but said it was worried that cautions sent a mixed message in abuse cases.

Iraqi officials have sent a mixed message in meetings with her, she said, expressing a desire to be a sovereign nation yet saying they are not ready for the Americans to leave.

At the same time, however, Mr. Pataki seemed to be sending something of a mixed message in announcing that the state had approved the evacuation plans for Indian Point.

Mr. Obama's mixed message in the teeth of a crisis seems intended to appease Republicans and conservative Democrats who argue that federal budget deficits preclude more aid to combat rising unemployment.

There were many mixed messages in "The Book of Unusual Quotations".

It seems to me that women get some highly mixed messages in this regard, especially from other women.

I see so many mixed messages in the world around her, and my message is always: "You're beautiful, you're perfect, you're smart, you're funny.

The prospect of budgetary relief for Germany and France contributed to a day of mixed messages in Europe's stock and currency markets.

"We're sending mixed messages in sports," he said, alluding to the less-than-stringent drug policies of Major League Baseball and the National Hockey League.