Sentence examples for mixed of local from inspiring English sources

Or, immigration can cause a change in the output mixed of local labor market, with labor-intensive industries expanding or moving to areas with large numbers of immigrants.

Grave goods included 27 ceramic vessels of mixed of local and imported origin, stone and shell artefacts including a well-used stone metate and accompanying handstone, a large quantity of jade artefacts, including jade discs and hundreds of beads that once formed a semicircular collar, two pairs of earspools and a great many more beads in small groups that did not form a part of the collar.

Furthermore, the mixed design of local areas is recognized to be beneficial to the performances of local energy systems.

In Westhampton Beach, N.Y., Annona, an Italian restaurant, has opened at 12 Riverhead Road with dishes like scallop carpaccio and a mixed grill of local fishes: (631)288-77631

Not understanding the mixed motives of local radicals, Washington did not appreciate how difficult it would be for Al Qaeda to use Somalia as a base.

Mr. Buchman, a 29-year-old Garden City resident and spokesman for the Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation, was addressing the neophytes in a mixed group of local ecotourists and kayakers who gathered last Saturday for a group kayak trip.

Simple design strength formulas in the Direct Strength Method for the thin-walled cold-formed steel sections failing in the mixed mode of local and distortional buckling have been studied.

It concludes that use of collective action and social capital within particular socio-cultural contexts accounts for not only water users' behaviour but also the development and mixed performances of local irrigation institutions, both positive and negative including collective corruption and overexploitation which are better planned and more difficult to detect.

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What the company didn't expect when announcing the deal – which would see it making enormous profits off the backs of Greek taxpayers – was a mixed bag of local resistance, international media coverage and Canadian bloggers attacking it every step of the way.

On a chilly early morning in La Paz, I join a mixed group of locals and travellers to take my chances.