Sentence examples for be a diversity from inspiring English sources

There can be a diversity of styles with no effect on quality".

You can't be a diversity officer and then say those kinds of things.

And that's as it should be: a diversity of views is part of what makes democracy vital.

"You don't want to be a diversity officer who only buys tables at events and seats people," Ms. Higgins said recently.

Harjeet Taggar, the C.E.O. and co-founder of Triplebyte, a hiring platform for engineers that features a standardized, anonymous programming test, called for "a diversity of background... and a result of that should be a diversity of just, like, thought".

We've been charged to consider whether there should be a diversity requirement, whether or not there should be a computer science requirement, what should we do about language requirements, as well as [other] things.

Or did the threats from parents that caused the white teacher to change schools keep her from teaching what she had hoped would be a diversity-affirming book?

According to the EHRC report, Sex and Power 2011, since 2003 women held just 10.2% of all senior posts in business, 15.1% in media and culture, 26.2% in politics and – in what is meant to be a diversity-conscious public sector – just 26.1%.

"There's a diversity of belief here".

There's a diversity of views.

"It's a diversity of a different kind.