Sentence examples for more mixed picture from inspiring English sources
Still, some companies are seeing a more mixed picture.
That compares with a more mixed picture in Washington.
On other aspects of the immigration debate, however, a more mixed picture emerges.
It's a more mixed picture at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
Looking at those questions gives a much more mixed picture of the changes in public opinion about health care reform.
While this sounds great, comparing it to the more passive consumption of a podcast presents a more mixed picture.
However, in many cases where EBPs or QI projects are implemented, there is a more mixed, intermediate picture that can produce interesting, yet unpredictable, patterns of uptake.
Moviemaking was more of mixed picture.
Jim Lee, an active Co-op Group member for 25 years and the former secretary of the Scottish Co-operative party, said the group's democratic credentials were more mixed than the picture it painted to the public.
That plunge in the white youth vote presents more of a mixed picture for Mr Obama and Mr Romney.Overall, Mr Romney won about 60% of the white vote according to exit polls, so that white apathy in general was a problem for him.
But the BBC Scotland survey found a more positive, less mixed picture for the coming season.
