Sentence examples for diversity qualities from inspiring English sources
By contrast, Dr. Arancon said, soil that has been heavily exposed to synthetic fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides lacks microbial richness and diversity, qualities that can be restored naturally by adding the microbes from worms.
On one side of a widening divide is a Labour party whose membership is increasingly middle class and metropolitan, and enthusiastic about diversity – qualities which run from Blairities to Corbynistas, and which the massed entry of the latter may have made even more dominant.
Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, who is gay, joined them in January and in her letter urged the Rangers to take "swift action to educate their fans about the importance of tolerance and diversity — qualities that have made this city great".
The secular world often sees in rituals such as communal singing or eating a loss of diversity, quality and spontaneity.
We're an audience festival, and offering cinematic breadth, diversity, quality – that's what it's all about.
With these chefs' newfound reputations for diversity, quality, innovation and originality, eating out has become an all-consuming pastime for many Montrealers.
Continual innovations in landscape and engineering designs have enhanced the diversity, quality and scope of recent green roofs.
Participants indicated the salient features of the collection are its changing nature, creativity, diversity, quality and connection to the organization's mission.
For me, however, all the action has taken place in the middle ground, where, in terms of diversity, quality and (often overlooked) value, France has quietly reasserted itself as the world's most improved winemaking country.
Though Mr. Paine said he knew the "diversity, quality, innovation and price" of the goods would be their selling points, he also knew the challenge of the goods not being known to customers.
The primary goal is to enhance the diversity, quality, and safety of the entire food system while making it more accessible and inclusive to all people at all times.
