Sentence examples for diversity and value from inspiring English sources

And will the culture, practices and institutions that I become part of have the integrity, honesty and willingness to embrace my diversity and value my contribution; or will I be regarded as a second-class officer not to be entrusted with positions of authority?

High throughput molecular approaches such as genome sequencing could be employed to more precisely study their genetic diversity and value and thereby enhance their use in rice improvement.

We sampled fishes in the Paotere fish market near Makassar, which is the largest of the two other fish markets in the region, for the quantity, diversity, and value of food fishes and numbers of people employed as vendors, to contrast with OMS culture.

Regarding the future work on the subject, de Blasio noted, "We'll be taking a hard look at who has been left out and seeing where we can add new work to ensure our public spaces reflect the diversity and values of this great city".

"We have companies who are looking to create a very special organizational structure such as companies who also have a high value for diversity and values like that, particularly international companies," says Beron.

New York, it would seem, invented diversity and valued it with a grassroots wisdom long before anyone did so in the main media.

However, it is important to carefully assess the pros and cons of the potential changes in genetic diversity and values of the selected traits.

Additional skills include systems thinking, strong communication ability, forecasting events over time, mobilizing knowledge to action, collaboration and cooperation, ability to use various processes to acquire knowledge, valuing biological and cultural diversity, and valuing justice and equity (18).

A value of 1 indicates infinite diversity, and a value of 0 indicates no diversity.

According to the young Ferrarese poet and journalist Matteo Bianchi, Bassani's books teach young Italians "the importance of diversity and the value of those who are weak in a society that cares only about appearance".

They are also better than monocultures in terms of diversity and scenic value (Silvennoinen et al. 2001).