Sentence examples for less homogenised from inspiring English sources

She warns that if the trade does not become "less homogenised", it "risks becoming a 20th-century throwback increasingly out of touch with a 21st-century world".

The Writing the Future study found that "the past 10 years of turbulent change affecting the UK book industry has had a negative impact on attempts to become more diverse" and that if the books world fails to become less homogenised, it "risks becoming a 20th-century throwback increasingly out of touch with a 21st-century world".

In 2015, Spread the Word's Writing the Future report estimated that around 8% of UK publishing staff came from a BAME (black, Asian and minority ethnic) background and called for the trade to become "less homogenised", with former children's laureate Malorie Blackman speaking of "being the sole face of colour at literary or publishing events".

Additional 15 20 sections were mixed and homogenised using a hand-held homogeniser, in ice cold RNA extraction solution.

Some go as far as to suggest that the new "homogenised, assembly-line circuits" are the main reason why motor-racing fans have become less enamored with F1.

Tumour, spleen and liver tissues were homogenised in 1.5 ml of α-MEM medium using a tissue homogeniser.

Fashion has become more homogenised.

Music is becoming more homogenised.

Since then, language has become more homogenised.

"Everything has been so homogenised," Hogg says.

How you can stand apart from your homogenised surroundings.