Sentence examples for a more diverse array from inspiring English sources

Graham has been pioneering the progress in the fashion world to embracing a more diverse array of models.

IT'S hard to imagine a more diverse array of restaurants and bars than financial district fixtures like Ulysses, Bayard's, Adrienne's and Harry's.

Among the most widely supported recommendations were establishing a more diverse array of businesses downtown, providing housing for people with a broader range of incomes, and creating more cultural opportunities that will attract both new residents and tourism.

In recent decades, Asian and Hispanic immigrants have influenced the elder care industry, developing their own health services or adding multilingual staff members and a more diverse array of foods, activities and aesthetic touches to facilities.

My grandparents lived in a Chinese-speaking world, which is why it was strange when I went to lunch with them at the local senior center and realized that they had a more diverse array of friends than I did.

With planning for the new World Trade Center dominated for a time by white men, Mr. Bond and Mr. Franklin, both of whom are black, have been calling for a more diverse array of voices.

However, Farage announced the appointment of a more-diverse array of representatives who would advocate UKIP policies in the 2015 general election, conceding that his media presence had dominated those of other UKIP party members.

The swine populations have become a reservoir of a much more diverse array of influenza viruses.

Simulation results suggest that both specialist and generalist butterflies can sample a much more diverse array of habitat types in a more fine-grained landscape.

A far more diverse array of businesses call downtown home today, including a large cluster of media companies, law firms and nonprofit organizations.

But if people didn't self-regulate and make good decisions – if they all became tailors and carpenters, rather than a much more diverse array of businesses, and that can happen – then I'd be more worried.