Sentence examples for hundreds of diverse from inspiring English sources

The trade center was home to hundreds of diverse companies, a polyglot village spanning everything from Asian food importers to graphic designers to dentists.

Online search engines often describe these restaurants as "African cuisine" – a rather oversimplified term for a continent with 54 countries, hundreds of diverse religions and thousands of languages.

Within the span of a few short blocks one encounters the United Nations -- people from all walks of life speaking hundreds of diverse languages.

Having created or led three groundbreaking coalitions that have helped shape the sustainability agenda, Massie is seeking to galvanise the hundreds of diverse environmental and social justice civil society groups in the US behind a campaign to create systemic change.

But Dr. Tlusty, of the New England Aquarium, said that in Florida "they are trying to manage this as a single fishery," when there are hundreds of diverse species being collected, and about which not enough is known.

Since the country achieved independence in 1975, one of its principal challenges has been the difficulty of governing many hundreds of diverse, once-isolated local societies as a viable single nation.

CRM1 maintains the cellular localization of hundreds of diverse-functioning protein cargos, including many tumor suppressor, cell cycle proteins, and viral proteins (Fornerod et al., 1997; Fukuda et al., 1997; Ossareh-Nazari et al., 1997).

The population of Pest county, due to its 18th-century resettlement, is of diverse origins.

The company looked just right here in the center's opera house when it presented a signature bill of diverse 20th-century ballets.

When the modern political boundaries of Thailand were fixed at the end of the 19th century and in the first part of the 20th, the country included peoples of diverse cultural, linguistic, and religious backgrounds.

Of his 1915 West Point class of 162, he graduated 62nd while involved in the sort of diverse activities that mark future leaders.