Sentence examples for exceptional diversity from inspiring English sources
The exceptional diversity of the finds points to a cosmopolitan center with a corresponding mix of cultures.
The district reflects a degree of Houston's exceptional diversity, and contains a few strongly liberal pockets, but culturally it is a white-conservative stronghold, the sort of place where longtime residents pride themselves on being "gracious".
It was, at its heart, a stirring and optimistic speech about what Obama said was the exceptional diversity of America – and a celebration of what the country has achieved, and still can achieve, despite adversity.
In particular they demonstrated the exceptional diversity of one dancer, the Brazilian Ms. Körbes, a former soloist with City Ballet and a principal with Pacific Northwest Ballet since 2006.
Maps for the project have aroused fears that it would encroach into the forest in Kayan Mentarang National Park, where the intoxicating mix of high altitude and equatorial humidity breeds an exceptional diversity of species, second only to Papua's, biologists say.
Saproxylic insects are characterised by their exceptional diversity and high proportion of threatened species.
Tropical rainforests are known for their exceptional species diversity [ 35] and this may also be true for the diversity of parasites an inhabitant has to face.
Exceptional plant diversity and endemism, combined with considerable fragmentation due to transformation to cropland, make this vegetation type a conservation priority.
The south-western part of the White Carpathians (Czech Republic, Slovakia) is known for its exceptional grassland diversity and occurrence of many species with disjunct distribution patterns, including isolated populations of continental forest-steppe species.
Their exceptional substrate diversity is enhanced by their ability to produce a broad spectrum of chemicals that can be used as precursors to or directly as biofuels and industrial chemicals.
In addition, retaining some emergent E. cordifolia trees is a conservation priority as this species harbours an exceptional high diversity and abundance of epiphytes, acting as key structure for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem processes like water and nutrient cycling (Díaz et al. 2010).
