Sentence examples for diverse less from inspiring English sources

The country is more diverse, less white, less Christian, less religious overall, less hidebound, more open.

The result, he says, is that "European business schools have become more diverse, less standardised and less institutionalised".

The reality, she says, is so much more complex, more diverse, less categorical than a simple wheelchair sticker.

Executed with precision and spirit by Anda Andrei and Michael Overington, longtime players on Mr. Schrager's team, the result is more relaxed, more diverse, less insistent on controlling the atmosphere.

"If we do away with this relevant advertising, we are going to make the Internet less diverse, less economically successful, and frankly, less interesting," says Mike Zaneis, the general counsel for the Interactive Advertising Bureau, an industry group.

The post-national city state was set to become a bit more like the rest of the country: less wealthy, less diverse, less at ease with the furious swirl of globalisation.

An agreement was finally reached Thursday to have a more diverse and less Islamist assembly.

By Thursday night, the Brotherhood had agreed to a far more diverse and less Islamist assembly.

The city is ethnically diverse, with less than half its population being of European descent.

After living several years in Burlingame, Calif., Mr. Sanctis said he found Long Island more diverse and less cohesive.

But in recent years, they have become far more diverse and less conservative, resembling the average Southern suburb.