Sentence examples for mixture of higher from inspiring English sources

This is being driven by a mixture of higher revenue and higher margin assumptions.

Mr. Obama's economic plan also looks remarkably like the Clinton 1992 plan: a mixture of higher taxes on the rich, tax breaks for the middle class and public investment (this time with a focus on alternative energy).

But the economic test it is now facing matters even more for its reputation: a grisly mixture of higher inflation and slowing growth, with a rising risk of recession.During most of its first decade of independence, the Bank of England presided over a remarkably benign period of low and stable inflation.

The townscape changed in this period with a mixture of higher densities, more contemporary architectural styles and new development layouts.

Thus, this subcohort represented a mixture of higher risk women (based on enrolment screening results and sexual behaviour) and was supplemented by a random sample of the remaining cohort population.

The production is a remarkable rendition of the novel's mixture of high, drunken comedy.

"So I have a mixture of high schools that are impacted differently on this issue.

We found the mixture of high-end amenities, environmental consciousness and beefy toughness simply too befuddling.

"Where on the road to Cambridge?" The mixture of high intelligence and low comedy is a peculiarly potent one.

In an instant Shahadat was surrounded by his mates and there was a mixture of high fives and backslaps.

In 1973, the Fringe was a curious mixture of high aspiration and alcoholism – it felt like a rugby club.