Sentence examples for mere diversity from inspiring English sources

Affirmative action becomes about mere diversity — and not even all forms of diversity — rather than fairness.

There are a growing number of compound databases, and the dominance of Chemical Abstracts is challenged; however, the mere diversity of these databases poses its own difficulty.

However, the mere diversity of normative ELSA literature gives little support to these as being dominant varieties.

Furthermore, if mere diversity of energy sources was a legitimate end in itself, then one would expect politicians to flock to well-proven sources like kerosene, animal power, whale oil, waterwheels turned by local streams, manure, and wood -- that, despite their demonstrated utility, have been surpassed by more useful ways of getting the heat, light, and gadget power that people need.

In fact, the mere presence of diversity on campus may actually harm relations among communities, as diversity left unengaged and unsupported can lead to greater isolation and distrust.

Trevor Phillips: The mere celebration of diversity does nothing to redress inequality.

"One of the most interesting recent findings in the area of work-team performance," says Neale, the John G. McCoy-Banc One Professor of Organizations and Dispute Resolution, "is that the mere presence of diversity you can see, such as a person's race or gender, actually cues a team in that there's likely to be differences of opinion.

Our embrace, and sometimes just our mere tolerance of diversity is change in action, and love leadership too.

That is why the mere acceptance of diversity -- an attitude of "live and let live" among religious groups -- no longer seems enough to me, as welcome as that attitude is when compared to the intolerance and persecution that held sway for centuries.

Pious words about encouraging diversity are mere hypocrisy.

Our research suggests that the mere presence of social diversity makes people with independent points of view more willing to voice those points of view, and others more willing to listen.