Sentence examples for example of a diverse from inspiring English sources

Marvin Ellison was appointed CEO of JC Penney in August 2015, and while he still holds the role, he is another key example of a diverse hire tasked with the duty of redirecting a struggling company, and presumed to face harsher criticism if he doesn't succeed.

The most productive example of a truly diverse coalition was the civil-rights movement of the 1950s and '60s.

The Sp185/333 gene family is another example of a large diverse immune related gene family (reviewed in [ 16]).

As described in our manuscript, the proline racemase superfamily (PRS) appears to be an example of a 'large' functionally diverse enzyme superfamily for which all of the reactions have been described (proline racemase, 4R-hydroxyproline 2-epimerase, and trans-3-hydroxy-L-proline dehydratase).

The process is an example of diverse means to a common end which is, as previously stated, not simply histogenesis but morphogenesis, a process of formation of a spherical ossicle consisting of a cortex and a central medulla filled with bone marrow.

But that hasn't stopped the Arizona Republican party from using Kim, the 1994 sitcom alter ego of living, Republican-loathing comedienne Margaret Cho, as an example of its diverse support.

However, the use of health information technologies is an example of the diverse types of knowledge that can aid in the deployment and evaluation of such collaborative networks in global health projects by implementing innovative communication technologies and methodologies that promote coordination between health care providers/researchers and the target populations.

As an example of a beneficial ecological effect, a diverse age-structure has been shown to lead to enhanced recruitment in Icelandic cod (Marteinsdottir and Thorarinsson 1998).

The variety of roles that zinc (Zn) plays in cellular processes is a good example of the diverse biological utility of metal ions.

A beautiful example of the diverse terrain at Olympic National Park.

Naranjo's book is a fascinating example of the diverse roads by which serious thinkers in different fields are arriving at the conclusion that we have come to the end of the period of pursuing rapid economic growth, which over the last few hundred years has done such great damage not only to our planet but to all living things, including ourselves.