Sentence examples for wrong mix from inspiring English sources
Vince Carter had the wrong mix.
The wrong mix of sizes can be disastrous for international equilibrium.
"You get the wrong mix of people and you have problems," he said.
Friday Night Dinner returned; it combines slapstick with Jewish subtlety in entirely the wrong mix but sometimes, slowly, works.
The wrong mix of poverty juxtaposed with Republicans partying -- perhaps against a backdrop of oil-stained beaches -- could give Democrats just what they need to portray their opponents as woefully disconnected from the middle class.
The combination can lead to an economic crackup — not because aggregate demand is too low, but because the economy has been producing the wrong mix of goods and services.
When writing for an English-medium publication, most experts agree, it's best to write directly in English--although "there is nothing wrong mixing the two languages" in early drafts, Kerans says.
We have the wrong policy mix.
Countries that had the "wrong" industrial mix did less well.
The problem of the wrong product mix is weighing even more heavily on American automakers.
In Europe, Mr. De Grauwe added, "excessive austerity, no fiscal stimulus and a European Central Bank not willing to do the same as the Fed is the wrong policy mix".
