Sentence examples for a cross section of different from inspiring English sources
At one deconstructionist extreme is Walter Van Beirendonck's "Dissection" jacket, which has one sleeve cut away to reveal a cross section of different fabrics, although the clothes of the two-designer team known as A. F. Vandevorst, who have a thing for saddles, can't be discounted.
This area covers the core of the invasive range of mesquite species in South Africa and represents a cross section of different environmental and socio-political conditions.
The sample is a cross section of different Southern African populations.
Over all, however, the evening was more a cross-section of different aspects of Hungarian music than an exploration of influence, cause and effect, especially because of the different styles of the performers.
"We had a meeting with a cross-section of different schools - mostly state - from across the UK and thgese teachers were invited to give us some feedback," he added.
As one observer put it, the bidders are a "cross-section of different capital resources, from oil money to big REITs to sophisticated private-equity guys in Manhattan giving their country club buddies a call".
A cross-section of different source selection practices by various clients is also provided for benchmarking and improving current practices, for example, towards enhanced value across each link of the supply chain.
However, we attempted to recruit a cross-section of different health regions.
A variety of central brain structures were retained to represent a cross-section of different behavioral systems, with assessment of the cerebellum, hippocampus, olfactory bulb, and septum.
To illustrate, the earnings flow of an individual aged 50 in year 2030 – typically not observable – is equal to the earnings flow of an individual aged 50 in 2013 – observable in a cross section of individuals of different ages – inflated by estimated productivity growth.
With weeks of hop-on-hop-off train travel, there was a huge cross section of different people to learn from.
