Sentence examples for making it more diverse from inspiring English sources

Am I using the straight white man as an excuse to not have to give anything up for social justice, because I can always point at the straight white man and say, 'Well at least I'm not him', so I can just do whatever I want and I'm making the world a better place because I'm making it more diverse?'" she said.

This finding is consistent with that observed for school-age children [ 9], although the non-ASD child clinical population in that previous study [ 9] included adjustment disorder, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and anxiety and other disorders, making it more diverse than the non-ASD adult clinical population in the present study.

"Each chapter has its own flavor or slant that makes it more diverse.

Trillium Asset Management has submitted proposals at five companies to report on the diversity of their executive leadership team and their plans to make it more diverse in terms of race, gender and ethnicity.

After all, the university's leadership wanted to make it more diverse, and Ms. Sotomayor's activism helped them make their case.

"There's a conversation about getting kids to code, and making everybody a maker, and a separate conversation about fixing tech to make it more diverse," he says.

Instead of using his right to appoint a third of seats in the upper house to make it more diverse, he put in more yes-men.

Where a hand-coded patch-generation system might feature five or 10 templates, the new system created 85, which makes it more diverse but also more precise.

I definitely think that it will not only change the network, but make it more diverse and add more to it!

It's important for us to be aware of what we're writing and what kinds of stories we can tell and how to make it more diverse from the outline onward.

If what you, as a white person, are most worried about is how the demographics of your country are changing to make it more diverse, what you really need is a strong white man who will block, obstruct, deny, or delay that demographic from changing the country further.