Sentence examples for more scrambled from inspiring English sources

If the map is more scrambled, however, those predictions have a greater margin of error.

Each afternoon, along with shopping and acceding to my pleas for more scrambled eggs for dinner (not hearty enough for postsurgical healing, in Agnes's view), we talked.

The Republican race for the White House has become more scrambled than ever, after Senator Marco Rubio faltered badly during a final debate before Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, when pressed on whether he was too green and inexperienced.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — After Senator John McCain's victory here on Tuesday, the Republican field is more scrambled than ever, with the battleground now shifting to a series of states where each of the leading candidates believes he holds certain advantages.

A1 After Mr. McCain's victory, the Republican field is more scrambled than ever, with the battleground now shifting to a series of states where each of the leading candidates believes he holds certain advantages.

In Fig. 5 d) for Δl = 4, the modes are more scrambled and the power is distributed to higher modes and medium-order modes resulting in a larger pulse width and a lower BER value of 2.60 × 10−8 compared to the BER for Δl = 3.

Tipping, who runs the Ontario basketball program, has decades of experience with the sport as a player, coach, and administrator, but said that since the travel ban, he's dealing with "a lot more scrambling".

Jerome and Peter Crouch joined the action and after more scrambling in the Saints' box and the appeal against Yoshida, Stoke were finally rewarded for their spirit and persistence.

No more scrambling around your house tossing the cushions of your couch in the air looking for the elusive remote control (or 10 of them, depending on the complexity of your in-home audio and video setup).

No more scrambling for papers on the floor after a sudden stop, no more fumbling in your bag as it slips around on the upholstery once it's locked into place, the MINI_motion carpack (designed by Yves Béhar, produced by Samsonite and marketed by MINI USA) comports itself better than your average carpooler.

No more scrambling to pack lunches, open wrappers or orchestrate bathing.