Sentence examples for Little diverse from inspiring English sources

We just hand on a little diverse variation.

Of the publishers and literary agents interviewed by Writing the Future, 74% of those employed by large publishing houses and 97% of agents described the industry as only "a little diverse", or "not diverse at all".

After the 2015 Writing the Future report found that 74% of publishers employed by large companies described the industry as only "a little diverse" or "not diverse at all", the UK publishing industry has made moves to address the lack of diversity.

As a result, after the interfering signal subtracted from the original received signal by Equation (15), the BER performance of SIC is improved, agreeing with those of AFSA-MUD and OMD. Figure 11 Case one: BER performance versus E b 2 10 / N 0. Figure 12 shows the almost same conclusion for the NFE resistant ability comparison in the multipath case, except for a little diverse.

Kurtz has too much integrity not to heed the advice former ABC anchor Carole Simpson gave, and critique diversity in media, rather than critique those who make media a little more diverse.

Now, Mr. Hundley said, the look is "a little more diverse and much more natural".

Isn't there some through-the-looking-glass place whose biochemistry is a little more diverse?

"The waiting room has become a little more diverse," said Dr. J. Allen Britvan, an emergency room doctor.

The most promising of these found agents for their work and the monoculture became a little more diverse.

This will be his first time out of the country (save Mexico), and we decided we would like to go somewhere a little more diverse.

Donald Wheelock's "10 Bagatelles for Oboe and String Quartet" are impeccable little concertos - diverse, attractive, with a haiku-like self-sufficiency.