Sentence examples for national mix from inspiring English sources

In theory, they are fully accepted as part of the national mix.

The household she grew up in was pretty idiosyncratic, with its national mix and troubled history: "They've seen different things, my parents.

Rather, what greatly alarms me is Pakistan as a potential meltdown, a nuclear power with too many combustibles in the national mix.

Indeed, although they are certainly the most visible, they make up only about 20% of the city's foreign population (which more or less mirrors the national mix, see chart 6).

Whether comedy, news debate, drama or documentary, if any gender, race, class or age group dominates out of all proportion to our true national mix, that conversation is weakened and our opinions misshapen as a result.

To keep an eye on: Is Giuliani contemplating another Presidential run? "His high-profile reemergence, coinciding with the return of terror to the national headlines and numerous Sunday shows appearances bashing the president on the issue, leaves little doubt that he wants to be in the national mix," writes Politico's Maggie Haberman.

He baffled the Nationals, mixing cut fastballs that reached 95 miles per hour, curveballs, sliders and a sneaky changeup, a pitch Collins did not know he could throw.

"I've never been in the U.S national team mix.

St. Joseph's is very much in the national championship mix.

Coal's share in the national energy mix has been declining; coal provided more than half of electricity generation in 2003 but only 37 percent in 2012.

3. How will the women's demands affect the fledgling National Women's Soccer League, which provides employment beyond the handful of players in the national team mix?