Sentence examples for diverse collections from inspiring English sources

It was famous for its vast, diverse collections, spanning thousands of years.

The Yale Art Gallery has always been full-fledged -- which means having substantial and diverse collections -- and the show "Defining Moments" is a reminder that there has been art at Yale almost as long as there has been a Yale.

He already has experience of working for a big brand (he designs for the Versus line at Versace) and has a knack for producing brilliantly diverse collections each season while also possessing design fluency.

On the rooftop of the building live 700 pigeons in seven huge cages, one of the most diverse collections of the birds in Old Delhi, where the ancient art of kabootarbaazi, or pigeon rearing, is alive and well.

Aside from being delicious, the variations of aji are a reason why the hitherto ignored culinary tradition of Ecuador – based on produce sourced from every corner of one of the world's most diverse collections of biospheres – may soon emulate the global success of other Latin American cuisines, not least neighbouring Peru, with its ceviche-led food revolution.

Doug Cutting, a founder of Apache Hadoop and chief architect at Cloudera – the leading provider of Apache Hadoop-based software and services – said: "Apache Hadoop pushes data management forward by empowering enterprises to make sense of their increasingly large and diverse collections of data.

The diversity of the drug discovery process demands an equally diverse collection of employees.

The resulting list is a diverse collection.

It includes Sports Direct and Newcastle United but also a diverse collection of property, brands and shareholdings.

It gathered one of the largest, most gifted and diverse collection of influential evangelicals to date.

In fact, they are a diverse collection of businesses, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.