Sentence examples for mixture of its from inspiring English sources

It would appear to have been a mixture of its Eurosceptic fanaticism (the so-what speculative splash) plus commercial cynicism (a preordained determination to plug its readers' offer: "pearl and white sapphire earrings, inspired by the stunning pearl earrings worn by the Queen... worth £35").

Nigeria's rich and varied cultural heritage derives from the mixture of its ethnic groups with Arabic and western European influences.

NTT is offering 120p a share, and will fund the acquisition with a mixture of its own cash resources and new loan facilities.

NTT - the largest telecoms business in Japan - will fund the acquisition with a mixture of its own cash resources and new loan facilities.

The island is calling for proposals that could use a mixture of its local resources – solar power, wind energy, biomass and even ocean energy – and combine those with battery storage, smart software and the existing diesel back-up.

Guinness, which accounted for around a third of the 78.1m cases of Scotch sold worldwide in 1995, has tried to jump aboard the current craze in Britain for "alcopops" (sweet fizzy drinks with the kick of strong beer) with a tinned mixture of its Bells brand and Irn-Bru, a medicinal soft drink popular in Scotland.

Anaxagoras maintained that the original state of the cosmos was a mixture of all its ingredients (the basic realities of his system).

At the phytomer scale, the branching structures of long and medium GUs are characterized with zones, each zone being characterized by the mixture of laterals its contains.

(You could argue that "Landscape," with its mixture of forms and its examination of the nature of death and of performance, influenced Fosse's epic memory film "All That Jazz").

His music owes a considerable amount to Bob Marley: its mixture of uplift and mourning, its vocal inflections, some of its riffs.

Use of anionic bitumen emulsion is recommended in preparing mixtures, because of its compatibility with them.