Sentence examples for diverse rather than from inspiring English sources

This can then result in more prosperous regions with higher weekly wages becoming culturally more diverse rather than diversity causing higher weekly wages.

"It'll just be more diverse rather than the growth be concentrated.

This represents a clear interest for a spatially diverse rather than uniform woodland management.

That suggests that handsets will become more diverse, rather than more uniform, in future: divergence, not convergence.

It's these beliefs, according to Phillips, that explain why creativity and innovation are more likely to spring from diverse rather than from identical groups.

"He walked down the street here and felt that he was part of a society that was eclectic and diverse rather than judgmental and introverted," says director Richard Laxton, speaking in New York at the time of the film's screening at the Tribeca film festival.

In the final report of a four-year-long programme, the significant aspect of the work was the assertion that "all methods in foresight are ultimately both enhanced and constrained by the interpretative process of a diversity of stakeholders, i.e. it is the integration of diverse perspectives, rather than diverse methods that is the methodological issue".

In this respect, the biographer of Browning might be better advised to listen to the variety of voices in the poems (or to comment on their lack of variety within various diverse situations), rather than linger on their lack of resemblance to the red-faced, loud-voiced haunter of London drawing rooms.

So artisans offer what Tocqueville called "imperfect satisfaction" for diverse audiences rather than perfection for the few.

A "nerd" or "geek" is distinguished by a lack of diverse interests, rather than by a presence of intellectualism.

The repertoire also needs to include "a broader spectrum of writers from diverse backgrounds rather than dead white men – who dominate".