Sentence examples for mean diverse from inspiring English sources

Spiegel may mean "diverse voices" literally as she and Miller can sound remarkably similar on tape.

I don't just mean diverse teams, in terms of men and women or people of different color or origin.

The truth is if women ever want to achieve true parity in politics, pay and other domains, we need a diverse coalition of women working together to make it happen, and I don't just mean diverse in terms of race and ethnicity.

But that doesn't mean diverse populations feel or are included within an organization.

The clustered genes on 7096 were slightly more diverse (mean diversity score of 0.072) than genes isolated from the three animals (diversity scores of 0.057 to 0.063).

It means diverse stories told and diverse ideas expressed - human interactions, of all sorts, among them.

"That means diverse skin tones, tangles of hair, and details like wrinkles, veins, freckles, piercings, and curves that make our 'junk' beautiful".

The myriad of potential Cryptosporidium spp. hosts, in conjunction with the robustness of the infectious stage (oocyst), means diverse Cryptosporidium spp. constantly circulate through the environment.

These materials diffract more and less the X-ray, which means diverse degrees of crystallinity, as indicated in the different peaks widths.

"Texans and Americans should understand that respect for diversity does not mean just diverse ethnic backgrounds, but it also means respect for people with a different point of view".

Three excellent new night spots, all opened in 2013, mean that diverse drinking options await the eager night owl.