Sentence examples for dramatically more diverse from inspiring English sources
There, before a crowd dramatically more diverse than at the Republican convention last week, was the passing of the baton from the first African American president to, they hope, the first female president, who happens to be 14 years his senior.
Since then, the national health policy paradigm has shifted from centralized planning towards regulated competition [ 29, 30] and the local population has changed dramatically, becoming more diverse and poorer [ 31, 32].
Since then, the job market has advanced dramatically, developing into something not only more diverse, but also more abstract.
The compositions of modern benthic marine communities in the two polar regions differ dramatically, with the Antarctic generally being as or more diverse than the Arctic [2], [3], [4] but ecologically more reminiscent of Paleozoic or early Mesozoic than of modern marine communities [5].
"In 2000 New Jersey will be somewhat more diverse than the nation as a whole -- but not dramatically so," the researchers wrote.
Flight attendants are older and more diverse than in the past, and the job has changed dramatically [ 2, 3].
The pattern of the origin of the siphonate proboscis four or five times in Mecoptera contrasts dramatically with that of Lepidoptera in which evidence indicates a single origination event for a considerably more diverse clade [ 51].
"And they are more diverse".
