Sentence examples for wider mixing from inspiring English sources

But whereas Konono mine a very specific folk heritage, Staff cast their net wider – mixing traditional tunes such as Avramandole with what Ricky calls simply "international music".

A larger interface and wider mixing zone may provide favorable conditions for the natural attenuation of contaminant plumes.

Thus, wider mixing zones are associated with higher concentrations.

"Over all, we're looking at a wider mix, more alternatives to TV," Mr. Lafley said.

In New Jersey, Ridgewood's plans inspired Bergenfield, a nearby town with a wider mix of incomes and races.

Amid this chaos, officials say, a wider mix of people has been sucked into the fighting than usual.

I feel like there's a little more creativity here, and they have a wider mix of plants".

"We're at risk of becoming too dependent on one area if we don't achieve a wider mix of transactional interchanges".

His plan back in the studio is to expand his portrait series with a wider mix of sitters, perhaps using a new, slower-drying acrylic paint.

Mr. Crotty said the retailer was now "offering a wider mix of high to low merchandise, it's something we hear that our customers are looking for".

Government guidance will demand that universities improve their performance in attracting a wider mix of students, including ethnic minorities, people with disabilities and teenagers from areas with no tradition of going on to higher education.