Sentence examples for changing diversity from inspiring English sources
Maher said he was "thrilled" because his audience thinks "a little different about things" and he knows "this president is sincere about changing diversity everywhere in America".
"American Scene Photography: Martin Z. Marguiles Collection" documents not only culture and landscape from New York to California, but also travels back in time, showcasing the changing diversity of people and places since the early 20th century.
Several studies also illustrate the difficulty of predicting the consequences of changing diversity at one trophic level without considering diversity at other trophic levels [30], [31].
The overall goal of the CoML was to: "assess and explain the changing diversity, distribution and abundance of marine species, from the past to the present, and project future marine life" [1] (authors' italics).
Moreover, recommendations have been made to increase the cultural diversity of physiotherapists in predominantly Anglo-Saxon countries or regions, to reflect the changing diversity of communities that require health care.
While wing production is subject to intra- and interspecific variation [23], the proportion of winged aphids in a colony may reflect its nutritional or enemy environment which we anticipate to change with changing plant diversity.
Dr. Rawlings said he had been more successful at changing the diversity of his top administration than changing that of the faculty or the student body.
The discussion brought together politicians, leading academics and policy experts to debate the effect Britain's changing ethnic diversity is having on national identity and cohesion.
But the landscape is slowly changing, and diversity advocates have been shining a light on disability.
This rapid change wasn't just affecting the stores, it was displacing people in the community and changing the diversity that made the neighborhoods so unique.
However, sustained, comprehensive, and coordinated global efforts to monitor the continually changing genetic diversity of avian influenza viruses circulating in nature are lacking (1, 2 ).
