Sentence examples for mixing of young from inspiring English sources

I saw much more public mixing of young people on this visit than was evident even two years ago — and heard more questions from them about the social standards of other countries (particularly in the more liberal Gulf regimes).

An increase in the salinity and tritium concentration in some shallow groundwater sampled in the 1990s and re-sampled here indicates that intensive brine extraction has locally resulted in rapid mixing of young, fresh groundwater and saline brine.

Thus, this finding together with that of the pilot study clearly visualised the experience that mixing of young feeder pigs of different health status can be disastrous for a large number of herds even if the number of animals carrying the infectious agent is small.

THE CROWD A fairly multicultural mix of young and old.

A mix of young and old waved Chilean and Socialist flags.

A mix of young professional residents has returned to live and work.

"It's a great mix of young and old," Thomas said.

"There was a mix of young, well-educated Greeks and members of the financial elite.

The crowd of hundreds is a mix of young and old, white and black.

Sehgal's "interpreters" are local, a mix of young and old.

A. Firstly, we have a much bigger mix of young brands.