Sentence examples for hearing diversity from inspiring English sources

It is a good bet that Americans will not be hearing "diversity" or "together" much in the next Presidential election.

Rather, the officials said, the goal was to ensure that Mr. Bush was hearing a diversity of views.

I've heard about diversity at other places, but G.E. is the first place I've felt it".

If you only listen to Radio 4, you won't hear the diversity of Britain I've grown up working on Five Live [Derbyshire joined the BBC station in 1998] and I believe you will hear voices from the whole of Britain on our station, from both the presenters [Derbyshire is from Ramsbottom, Lancashire] and listeners.

He also heard about diversity in Parliament, the BBC and Hollywood films, as well as an EU bid to get more women into boardrooms.

In developing the Council, we are taking a global and inclusive approach so that we can hear a diversity of voices from organizations," she adds.

"It's important for students to hear a diversity of views," says health psychologist Cathie Atkins, an associate dean at San Diego State University, who notes that the university's MARC program includes workshops that are open to non-MARC students.

Visit any hotel in Colombia, and you will hear a diversity of languages.

If he heard more diversity, he might like something different from what he's used to liking".

And the prevalence of gerrymandering in Congressional districts means that our representatives are less likely to hear a diversity of views when they visit their constituents, which further reduces their incentives to compromise.

It is unlikely that we heard the diversity of experiences and health care delivery issues that are inherent in a country with no universal healthcare program and varied access to health insurance.