Sentence examples for mixes whether from inspiring English sources

Once you listen to enough 2-step mixes, whether they were made in the 1990s by DJ EZ or last summer by Disclosure, you'll start to notice that certain tracks pop up in many sets.

Every thing you read about mixing whether it's technical "fact" or opinion can often put you in a box.

The literature has been mixed on whether roadside vegetation reduces nearby pollutant concentrations or whether this feature has no effect or even potentially increases downwind air pollutant concentrations.

So far, opinions are mixed on whether signals of slowdown seen in the first half of the year will continue.

The evidence is mixed on whether social mobility has lessened or simply stayed the same over the past 30 years.

Researchers are mixed on whether the idea is any more feasible now than when the concept was first discussed in the 1970's.

Analysts said yesterday that the Fed was likely to lower rates again but were mixed about whether that would happen this month.

Recent studies are mixed on whether stretching prevents injuries as much as has been believed, according to Dr. John L. Turner, director of sports medicine education at the Indiana University Center for Sports Medicine.

While getting a lungful of bus exhaust is never fun, the evidence is mixed over whether cyclists are particularly at risk from pollution.

This week around campus, which was quiet ahead of the holidays, emotions were mixed about whether the message had gotten through.

In their letter to Mr Krugman they acknowledge that research is mixed on whether higher debt leads to slow growth or vice versa, long the key criticism of their work.