Sentence examples for continued diversity from inspiring English sources

It can be inferred from these studies, therefore, that there is continued diversity within the primary healthcare setting.

The Evolving English WordBank, created by visitors to the British Library's Evolving English exhibition, confirms this continued diversity and, like Wright's great dictionary, is the result of contributions submitted enthusiastically by members of the public aware of the importance of vernacular speech to our sense of individual and shared identities.

Studies of ethnic groups, their value structures and family life suggest the tremendous diversity in American life, while studies of such popular entertainments as the saloon, the sporting life and the mass culture indicate the potential for both continued diversity and a nightmarish uniformity.

The main elements of this phase, the Cabinet Office paper claims, will include a shift in resources and practice towards preventing problems, greater collaboration between providers and users of services, greater local accountability, continuing diversity of suppliers, and increased emphasis on professional skills, autonomy and accountability.

An extension of Social Capital Theory, Dynamic Social Impact Theory (DSIT) asserts that work groups are formed based on four elements of self-organization: clustering, correlation, consolidation, and continuing diversity [3, 11].

Now the company's continuing diversity efforts are focused on African American plays, as witnessed by last summer's "A Soldier's Story". "That's what's worked best for us," Hanson said.

"For us," he continued, "economic diversity is not for us to go out and become a manufacturing center or a mini-Silicon Valley.

Meanwhile, back in Berlin, Streep continued the diversity-commentary paddle tennis by pointing out that women were in the majority on her seven-member panel.

As mobile OS breakdown continues to diversity, that's going to be a very important factor in helping players decide what to buy in terms of mobile apps.

I've tagged Mona AlvaradoFrazier to continue the diversity series.

If we want to continue describing diversity & inclusion as a journey, that is our choice.