Sentence examples for diversity spread from inspiring English sources

But larger ideas about the limits of equality in a nation that boasts a "brilliant diversity spread like stars" (George H. W. Bush) are muted.

Parallel selections were performed with a library having diversity spread onto a greater area, including more peripherally located residues.

A very wise man once said, "We are a nation of communities... a brilliant diversity spread like stars, like a thousand points of light in a broad and peaceful sky".

The push for more diversity spread to the technical categories, too: Arrival cinematographer Bradford Young is only the second black person in Oscar history to receive a nomination in his category, serving as a reminder that even though the Academy is trying to make up for lost time when it comes to diversity, there's a lot of time for them to make up for.

Sequence data are needed to effectively track viral diversity, spread, and evolution.

Our intraspecies comparison reveals islands of diversity spread throughout the chromosome, including at the terminal variable regions but also throughout the central core.

While diversity spreads risk throughout a business, it brings with it complexity.

This condition establishes a tradeoff between code diversity (spreading length) and space diversity afforded by the proposed trilinear PARAFAC modeling.

Davis, nominated for the 2011 race drama The Help, echoed previous comments from Whoopi Goldberg when she said the diversity deficit spread wider than the Oscars, to the entire "Hollywood movie-making system".

"Based on the inquiries received by the special liquidators since their appointment in February, and the diversity and spread of the assets that will be on offer, it is expected that there will be strong interest," KPMG, which was appointed as the bank's special liquidator, said in a statement.

We investigated, by means of molecular techniques, viruses and prokaryotes within the mucilage and in surrounding seawater to examine the potential of mucilage to host new microbial diversity and/or spread marine diseases.