Sentence examples similar to diverse sticks from inspiring English sources

"There are a host of musical contributors and fundamentally it all feels far too diverse... Sticking some duff words over a bit of Johann Strauss isn't going to cut the musical mustard with either the Sondheim crowd or, for that matter, the Love is in the Air fans".

Morocco is incredibly diverse, so sticking just to bustling cities or one region means you won't see it at its best.

If you want a tree that's a little more diverse, try sticking to colors that are either cool (with blue undertones) or warm (with red undertones).

The reason: the diverse groups got stuck less often than the smart individuals, who tended to think similarly.

It's a totally different thing for a company to prove it has the sort of work environment that encourages diverse people to stick around.

However, the more diverse radiation of stick insects with a distant Australasian origin makes this scenario very unlikely.

(See "Honeywell Sticks With Diverse Portfolio").

If we are to build a diverse tech workforce that sticks, let's start designing.

The full list is pretty diverse, but one thing sticks out like a sore thumb: Internet stars are leading the pack more than ever.

Instead, countries as diverse as Greece and Germany are stuck with the same monetary policy — and it is not working well for either of them.

By contrast, says Tetlock, high scorers were "thinkers who know many small things (tricks of their trade), are skeptical of grand schemes, see explanation and prediction not as deductive exercises but rather as exercises in flexible 'ad hocery' that require sticking together diverse sources of information, and are rather diffident about their own forecasting prowess".