Sentence examples for diverse geographically from inspiring English sources

The current group is diverse geographically, if less so ideologically.

Yet the region is much more diverse – geographically and culturally – than many give it credit for.

But together they will create a Union that is far more diverse geographically, economically, culturally and politically even than it is now.

Selig said that sweeping changes were needed to correct the imbalance so that "all clubs -- those from markets that are diverse geographically, demographically and economically -- are provided a reasonably level playing field on which to compete".

In recent decades, as colleges have become more diverse geographically, racially and religiously — changes they regularly celebrate — they have also become less so economically, according to the Higher Education Research Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles.

"Alabama is a very specific state — diverse, geographically and culturally isolated, with such a strong sense of identity — and I wanted to turn up the volume on these voices," she said.

The Knights have a diverse roster, geographically speaking, with players from 13 countries.

Split between college graduates and experienced new hires, they came from more diverse backgrounds geographically and culturally.

No firm or founder (or even journalist!) can be omnipresent, so, in diverse and geographically challenging markets like Southeast Asia, the network is hugely important.

"Our goal is to develop and maintain banks of ecologically important, structurally diverse and geographically widespread coral species".

Bats are probably the most abundant, diverse and geographically dispersed vertebrates worldwide.