Sentence examples for more diverse when from inspiring English sources

"I think audiences become more diverse when there's more diversity onstage," he added, referring to productions that include both white and minority actors.

Compared to Facebook's employee demographics, its conference for developers is more racially diverse but not more diverse when it comes to gender.

"Why," I recently ask of a young friend who works for a black museum in Boston, "are African American cultural institutions so far more diverse when it comes to audience and development both?

Variation in protein sequence was even more diverse when we analyzed the rfaC sequence of N. lactamica or other commensal organisms.

Less than a year after it began, Dos Chinos is in high demand when it stops in front of bars, corporate parks and strip malls round Orange County, a place far more diverse than when Mr. Phan was a child.

He leaves the White House with the threat both broader and more diverse than when he took office.

And the University today is much more diverse than when I was here in the 1980s, which is so important.

Yet why argue with their more diverse lifestyle when fashion school has helped produced a deal that will allow Venus to design her own brand of tennis wear?

What is boxing and, more important, what can it still possibly be, nestled in its subculture of crazy controversy on a sports landscape that is so much more diverse from when the common perception was that boxing had game?

Professional golf is incrementally more diverse than when Woods started, but there hasn't been a wholesale influx of African-Americans or otherwise non-Caucasians into the sport at either the amateur or professional level.

It's becoming more global and more diverse, and when you come in contact with people from different backgrounds, you have to shine a light on the ways in which you see reality differently.