Sentence examples for much disparate from inspiring English sources

In the face of so much disparate legal activity, residents say, keeping up a unified front is especially tough.

"With a yacht, the backgrounds are so much more disparate," said Mr. Knecht, from the billionaire owner to the pipe fitters to the onboard staff.

Using the dataset of Figure  2A indicates that some individuals have a well balanced portfolio of research output, with CVs below 100%, while others have much more disparate scores resulting in CVs of nearly 200%.

Nonetheless, that risky position accords too much weight to disparate treatment and insufficient weight to the messier question of disparate impact.

It's a common situation for any inquisitive musician: too much curiosity about disparate pieces and few opportunities to play them all within a single ensemble.

The work, like much installation art, pulls disparate images and ideas together in the hope that they will strike sparks.

What Luciano does best is to synthesize information, much of it from disparate sources, both highbrow and pop.

Instead of a typical drama of man you have millions of disparate tendencies much easier to discuss than to represent or dramatize.

Remind yourself often that the world is not all about you, but rather that you are part of a much larger community with disparate interests and styles.

But the music never grows dispiriting: it's a coherent and invigorating two hours, suggesting much about how seemingly disparate pieces of American music can be recombined.

Dozens of former officials are to be prosecuted for corruption, in a campaign recently extended to Mr Mubarak and his family.Still, much of Egypt's disparate opposition remains wary of the generals and nervous lest too rapid a transition empowers remnants of the ousted ruling party and the Muslim Brotherhood, the only broad-based political forces.