Sentence examples for diverse groups but from inspiring English sources

Cultivation mutualisms in which hosts consume symbionts occur in phylogenetically diverse groups, but often have symbiont monocultures for each host.

The remaining six studies had diverse groups (but no more than 50percentt in any one racial/ethnic category) [ 11, 22, 24, 29, 33, 34].

The EU electorate is a quite diverse group but reaching out to them should not be too problematic.

Migrant workers are a large and diverse group, but, on the whole, their health needs are too often not met.

Women are a pretty diverse group but somehow the commission would need to decide if it was likely to offend ordinary members of this group.

They were a diverse group, but collectively they argued for the persistence of the church in even the most tender contemporary soul.

"People turn up and just spend the whole afternoon there," says Barry. "The atmosphere is always lovely – it's an incredibly diverse group but there's always loads of chat.

Evangelicals, Lindsay is right to emphasize, are a broad and diverse group, but they are not so broad that they include people whose understanding of religious hierarchy, appreciation of liturgical rituals and theories about the role of Scripture are exactly the things evangelicals once rebelled against.

It was a diverse group, but all dedicated to a common cause -- that no child should be born with HIV -- not in Zimbabwe, nor in any other country.

The group of metabolic NTC is a very diverse group but diabetic derangements and hepatic failure are the most prominent causes of metabolic NTC.

These children and adolescents belong to a diverse group but are collectively vulnerable due to their difficult legislative situation, their stressful past, and the sensitive developmental period of their lives during which these events are occurring.