Sentence examples for diverse days from inspiring English sources
Before it finally folded in 1993, the Scala embodied wilder, more unpredictably diverse days.
Thus, the present paper aims to analyze the evolution of the strength and bearing capacity of asphalt mixtures exposed to long-term moisture, several freeze thaw cycles and diverse days of thermal aging.
It follows Goodall during diverse days across three continents, viewing chimpanzees in the jungle and hippos in steamy pools in Tanzania; encountering explosive, calving glaciers in Greenland; and meeting challenged youth on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.
He started writing poems in high school, continued through university and his early and diverse day jobs, and stopped in 1981.
The BCG trio argue that business is so fast-moving and diverse these days that a single, overarching strategy will no longer do.
But in spite of efforts over the past decade to attract more women and people of color to careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), the workforce is no more diverse these days than it was in 2001.
Even though hardware is so diverse these days, the struggles those companies are going through can make investors more hesitant.
Second, teams are more diverse these days, and anyone who feels more like a member of the out-group than the in-group due to their expertise, divergent thinking or their demographic background may think twice about sharing a contrarian comment.
But gay no longer means quite what it used to, and my neighbors are a bit more diverse these days.
