Sentence examples for more mixed performance from inspiring English sources
That suggests a "more mixed performance" by the franc this year, he said.
Europe was the only major clean energy market to post a more mixed performance, with total clean energy investment inching up 1% to $66bn, primarily as a result of significant new investment in offshore wind projects.
56– 58 In contrast to the positive findings on quality of malaria CCM, the evidence from this review suggests a more mixed performance for community-level management of pneumonia in the context of integration with malaria diagnosis and treatment.
In Australia, however, her performance received rather more mixed reviews, with many concerned about what they saw as her attempt to defend Slipper.
They also have more mixed feelings about Mr. Bloomberg's performance and his policies and feel more pessimistic about the direction of the city than they did in the previous survey just five weeks ago, the poll found.
But though projectile plumbing was on offer from both Americans in the doubles, their performances in the singles were decidedly more mixed.
Technology stocks were more mixed, as investors cashed in those holdings to take advantage of last week's strong performance.
Pastas turned in a mixed performance.
Mallinder said: "It was a mixed performance.
Fish also gave a mixed performance.
