Sentence examples for more heterogeneous workforce from inspiring English sources

The sharp increase in unemployment in nearly all Western countries and the breakdown of traditional industrial structures and labour markets have led to a much more heterogeneous workforce over the past 20 years.

While we know the workplace operates differently and the composition of the workforce is much more heterogeneous than it was at the start of the industrial revolution, so many still hold firm on industrial revolution-era corporate ladder beliefs of how careers are supposed to be built.

The main courses promised more heterogeneous shenanigans.

This area is more heterogeneous than Manhattan's other two major office markets: Midtown and downtown.

The halves of the facade might have benefited from a more heterogeneous design.

Now, as those two groups have migrated to the suburbs, a more heterogeneous influx has arrived.

Readers are more heterogeneous than writers will ever be, and in their multiplicity a book finds its measure of truth.

"New Jersey has always been an immigration gateway, and it is getting a large share of what is a far more heterogeneous immigration boom".

But prey with dazzle markings were also difficult to catch, particularly when they moved at higher speeds and against more heterogeneous backgrounds.

The single-subject stories deal with a similar range of people and an even more heterogeneous range of attitudes about autism.

Had they done so, our view of Indian writing in English would be a different, a more heterogeneous and unexpected one than it has been in the last 25 years.