Sentence examples for mixture of full from inspiring English sources

The job losses will be a mixture of full and part-time positions.

Scotland's squad is possibly as strong as it has ever been but with a mixture of full and part-time players, their expectations are more tempered than the leading trio as they look to build for next year's World Cup.

The 500 to 600 jobs lost will be a mixture of full and part-time roles at sites across the country, and will leave a workforce of around 1,500.

The seven, a mixture of full and acting members of the Civil Protection Department's national commission for the forecast and prevention of major risks, have since been indicted for manslaughter and their trial starts on September 20th.

The island side is a mixture of full and part-time players from the island and imported from the UK and overseas.

London City Airport, the smallest and most central airport, in Newham, East London, is focused on business travellers, with a mixture of full service short-haul scheduled flights and considerable business jet traffic.

This community is a mixture of full-timers, folks who head home around March and people like us who might stay until June.

(It also looks like arranging the mixture of full-size, half-size and quarter-size ones could turn into a Tetris-like game quite quickly).

There are currently around 50 players on a mixture of full-time and part-time professional contracts but according to reports, the number of full-time contracts will be reduced to 17 after next month's Women's World Cup is over and all will be for rugby sevens.

Gilt says that it will unveil its new Home offering later this year, which will be a mixture of full-price merchandise, one-of-a-kind items and antiques, daily flash sales, community and social tools, and will include a channel specifically for the designer.

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