Sentence examples for becoming homogenous from inspiring English sources

But all this change does not mean Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow are becoming homogenous places.

Members of the local Soho Society said the character of Soho was under threat from developers and risked becoming homogenous.

It's been happening for a while, but seeing Google's design language growing up and becoming homogenous across platforms and products feels like the mark of a company that's really coming to understand that they're a consumer brand, with exacting consumers and exacting competitors.

In other words, the global food supply is becoming more homogenous.

Perched in her spacious studio in downtown New York, she added: "Globalization is happening, and the world is becoming more homogenous.

Prebble warned of the dangers of the BBC gathering too many of its journalists in its new Broadcasting House headquarters in London's West End, saying: "A large group of people working together are in danger of becoming more homogenous in their thinking, not less, and so less able to see when the output reflects a narrow outlook".

And it's a signal that state politics are only becoming more homogenous.

"One of the things White Knuckle touches upon," Coleman continues, "is that while gentrification is occurring and things are becoming more homogenous, there's a cultural displacement happening.

Still, with the salad offerings at our supermarkets becoming less and less homogenous by the year, with any luck it'll only be a matter of time before we get more of the dramatic sorrel and less of the anaemic iceberg and co.

The first is that their hitherto homogenous culture is becoming more variegated and their peaceful society has suffered inexplicable bouts of violence (such as the assassination in 1986 of Sweden's prime minister, Olof Palme, and in 2003 of its foreign minister, Anna Lindh, and Anders Breivik's murderous rampage in Norway in 2011).

The efficaciousness of the system without replacement of the compost was found to steadily decline following 2 years of operation and corresponded with the reduction cell communities becoming simultaneously more diverse and homogenous.