Sentence examples for less homogeneous from inspiring English sources

Varnishing provides a more or less homogeneous surface.

The pitches are bouncier and faster but also less homogeneous.

Reductions in outdoor use have been much less homogeneous, though.

"It's a lot less homogeneous than it used to be," he continues.

Strikingly, much of Scandinavia has been getting less homogeneous in recent years, while its inequality has been increasing.

A third is that China's domestic economy is much less homogeneous than outsiders think.

The Democratic coalition is much less homogeneous than the Republican one.

And he will lead a flock of 2.6m that gets less homogeneous by the day.

And since the war, New Rochelle has enjoyed a reputation as less expensive, less homogeneous and less stiff neighbor to more upper-crust communities like Scarsdale.

That might be OK for well-heeled organised communities but is likely to fail in communities that might be less homogeneous or organised.

The local varieties of Grierson's "Northern Lahnda" are less homogeneous than Siraiki and have been less cultivated for writing.