Sentence examples for uncertain mix from inspiring English sources

Wonderful performances, as always, despite the uncertain mix of light and shade.

Yet this uncertain mix hints at how this election, more than most, has entertained and dismayed Australians in near equal measure.

In the short run, higher demand will generate an uncertain mix of changes in the economy—some price and wage increases but also some real output increases so that higher inflation is, at all times, likely to accompany higher demand.

Why? Analysis of international news media points to five distinctive features of the Arab Spring Middle East that combine to form a more dangerous and uncertain mix than previously.

And eventually this child of the early 20th century lived and wrote for long enough that in his very last works, such as the Fifteenth Symphony of 1971 or his Fifteenth String Quartet of 1974, he looked forward to the uncertain cultural mix of our own time - "postmodernism".

Its future is uncertain, but the mix of high life, low life and stage life is just about right for a show that seems to revel in tongue-in-cheek decadence.

The overall trend in numbers is uncertain, with a mix of regional populations that are increasing, declining, stable or unknown, but there is no evidence of rapid overall decline and the status of the species is assessed as being of Least Concern.

For this reason, the performance of the method cannot be effectively evaluated at protein level as the assignment of an exact result over a wrong one is uncertain, whenever a mix of correct and incorrect predictions is recovered for every protein.

He is uncertain about the mixing of classical endotherms and ectotherms within an additional group.

And the young Spaniard had a desperately uncertain first half, mixing good stops from Yaya Sanogo, Thomas Vermaelen and Oxlade-Chamberlain with a stubborn - not to mention very hazardous -determination to punch everything, including one anxious moment when he turned Bacary Sagna's cross on to the bar.

Given uncertain overlap between mixing groups and individually reported contacts, subsequent analyses report only on uniquely identified individuals.