Sentence examples for more multicultural which from inspiring English sources
"It's much more multicultural, which is good," Ms. Eanes said.
Ms. Falasi wanted to work in the private sector because the more multicultural environment, which she felt better reflected society at large, would allow her to gain experience and skills she could not get in a homogeneous Emirati government organization.
There are a number of marginal seats that regularly rank near the top on a range of metrics which indicate more multicultural and diverse communities: people who speak a language other than English at home, people born overseas and people with low proficiency in English.
The city is considerably more multicultural now.
A month ago a nonprofit called First Book, which promotes literacy among children in low-income communities, announced the Stories for All project, a program intended to prod publishers to print more multicultural books.
Appealingly, the heroes inhabit a more multicultural milieu than the one on "Entourage".
But it was the experience of living in a more multicultural society that changed her work.
"As our society has become more multicultural, the entire field of philanthropy has become more diverse".
Britain is multicultural and it will become more multicultural, not less, and you have to think about who is on your team.
"During the past five or six years the illustrations have been more multicultural and universal".
