Sentence examples for disparate entity from inspiring English sources
And it seems to me that as milestones are achieved and persecution eases, belief in this disparate entity called the LGBT+ community is slowly dissipating.
Sarah Chayes, a Tunisia expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, said: "The quartet was a disparate entity, made up of groups that did not necessarily see eye to eye, historically.
Even then, there's little indication of how these disparate entities might be connected.
The law, though, gave the director no real authority to manage many of these disparate entities.
In terms of achieving harmony, the disparate entities who run Scottish football could hardly be described as The King's Singers.
Lumping these disparate entities under the same single bland label is like describing the denizens of the ocean as "the fish". It's true, but effectively meaningless.
The need for a data exchange standard that allows disparate entities and their associated devices in a manufacturing system to share data seamlessly is clearly obvious.
In a way, the primary goal that binds together all the disparate entities of the new brand underground is independence: the Next Big Thing will be a million small things.
For its part, the Vatican has said that it brought on Mr. Gotti Tedeschi, a banker and professor of the ethics of finance at Catholic University in Milan, last year to help reorganize and rationalize its finances, which are managed by disparate entities that do not always communicate.
The NCDIs that account for another third of the burden include such disparate entities as type 1 and malnutrition-associated diabetes, rheumatic and congenital heart disease, Burkitt's lymphoma and cervical cancer, hemoglobinopathies and glomerulonephritis, epilepsy and schizophrenia, appendicitis and trauma in its various manifestations.
In a sense one could describe the book about the advent of an epistemological disorder which scrambles the boundaries between disparate entities -- "west" and "east", Europe and Russia, rationality and intuition -- and which it is the work of the novel to unscramble and resegregate.
