Sentence examples for more diverse time from inspiring English sources

"We are survivors from an earlier, more open, more diverse time," he said, "when people from different religious and ethnic backgrounds took it for granted that the world should be a mixed one".

Observable entrepreneurial skill is presumed to be indicated by more diverse time investments in educational and labor market skills.

Have boards become more diverse over time?

"The threat has become more diverse over time," she said.

The Rossi material is more diverse this time, but certain pieces instantly command attention.

"It's getting more and more diverse as time goes by," said Peter Voutsinas, a 30-year-old residential contractor born and raised in the neighborhood, which has about 11,000 people.

According to the National Science Foundation's (NSF's) 2002 Science and Engineering Indicators, the S&E workforce is becoming more diverse over time.

And I did really make an effort to be more diverse this time ― it's not diverse enough ― but to be more diverse and to have more variety.

Generally, the phylogenetic diversity of Eurasian SIV is greater than that of North American SIV and both of them are becoming more diverse over time.

The majority of Africans newly diagnosed with HIV in the UK originate from East Africa, although the epidemic has become more diverse over time.

Indeed, our finding of more diverse functional time series of hub regions may be indicative of a large repertoire of neural processing and interactions to take place in rich club regions.