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.
It appeared that the special effects company producing the snow had used the wrong mix when applying it to the Duke of Marlborough's front lawn which was now brown underneath the snow.
If it's the wrong mix [of incentives], then it encourages gaming," says Lord Adebowale, the chief executive of Turning Point, a health and social-care organisation.Despite the challenges, Turning Point and CRI are both interested in the trials.
The very administrative transparency and hands-on approach that makes parent-run cooperative schools appealing to some - particularly to the Old First Parents, a typical Park Slope mix of writers, nonprofit lawyers, filmmakers, programmers and the like - can also, given the right (or wrong) mix, make clashes more likely.
Given the wrong mix of circumstances, wrote the political scientist Myron Weiner [9], there may arise "a willingness within the governing elite, including the military, and within the populace as a whole, to take chances in international affairs without any careful calculations as to the probability of a successful outcome".
