Sentence examples for bring more diversity from inspiring English sources

"This is a theater that will only bring more diversity and new artistry to Brooklyn," she said.

US Olympic Committee Scott Blackmun has asked them to serve as ambassadors as the federation tries to bring more diversity to its ranks.

By further developing these, rather than continuing to focus on the capital, we can bring more diversity and dynamism to make Britain the leader in this field.

In 1991, the City Council expanded to 51 seats from 35 as part of an effort to bring more diversity to its membership.

And, much like Mr Zim before him, he hopes to bring more diversity into Anglo's ranks and groom a new generation of managers.

At the same time, our fearless leader, Jon Goldwater was looking to bring more diversity to Riverdale, so things just seemed to meld together.

"And athletics are one way of bringing more diversity to the community.

To more liberal-leaning Catholics like Father Blanchfield, the abuses reflect a failure to keep up with the times by bringing more diversity — women and lay people in particular — into the church's decision-making process.

There are signs that the freeze-out may beginning to thaw, as the continuing explosion of hip-hop has pushed many black artists into prominence, and as teenagers' magazines that are less anxious about race are bringing more diversity.

I only once saw him refer in print to his success at bringing more diversity to the City Paper masthead, and that was in an article in which he cautioned the industry against doing away with internship programs.

With Facebook, Inneract Project is working on something that fits alongside developing the pathway for underserved kids in the community, Woods said, and ultimately bringing more diversity to design.