Sentence examples for linguistically diverse from inspiring English sources

The Americas are one of the most linguistically diverse regions in the world comprising about 150 linguistic stocks (Nichols 1992).

These racially and linguistically diverse students formed their peer cliques based on racial/ethnic and linguistic backgrounds and did not frequently interact with peers across the boundaries.

In this study, we attempted to unravel population genetic structure and gene pool diversity of Indian isolates of H. pylori from culturally and linguistically diverse ethnic Indians.

As shown in this study, when the classroom is racially and linguistically diverse, social dynamics become even more complex because of inter-racial and linguistic conflicts and stratification.

The Pueblo Indians were linguistically diverse.

Culturally and linguistically diverse groups fare worse in every way.

Both poverty and geography combine to make Congo and Papua New Guinea the most linguistically diverse countries in the world.

And both men are threatened by bigger forces.London is churning, becoming ever more ethnically, religiously and linguistically diverse.

These are not just some of the languages that make New York the most linguistically diverse city in the world.

Its vast rainforests and coral rich waters are home to more than 250 indigenous tribes, the most linguistically diverse population on Earth.

There is currently little reliable data in Australia about the pay gap for women of colour or women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.