Sentence examples for more mixed time from inspiring English sources
Banks have had a more mixed time.
It has received mixed reviews in both Japan and Western territories: while the main praise went to the game's battle system, opinions were more mixed for the graphics, time limit and other aspects of gameplay, while the story and characters were criticized for being weak or poorly developed.
I have another mix – this time of a more mixed variety, with metal from every decade since the 60s, except for the 90s – courtesy of Tom Swine of Bristol black speed metal trio Salute.
Over time, as more mixed methods studies were undertaken in local environments, this approach was seen as the norm.
There were significantly fewer child-only studies (i.e., more mixed child and adult studies) over time (P = 0.0460).
There was a trend towards fewer child-only studies (i.e. more mixed child and adult studies) over time (P-value: 0.046); this value is statistically significant at the 5% level, but not under any correction for multiple testing.
However, in a more mixed review, Randall Roberts of Los Angeles Times felt that the song "seems as if it were written by an ninth-grader imagining her rebellious college sister's lifestyle" and felt that it lacked creativity within Cyrus' catalog.
In places that are more mixed, intermarriage has been common in modern times.
Furthermore, we have mixed delays including discrete delays and distributed delays, but the mixed time delay can have the effect of more pressure close to the actual application.
In larger cities, it has been met with more mixed reviews, partly because officers have said they have little time to build bridges with communities, given their workload.
