Sentence examples for much less diverse from inspiring English sources

In internal structure, the roots are generally regarded as being much less diverse than the stems.

The readership of Victorian novels, when they were published, was much less diverse.

"It makes me wonder how children in much less diverse cities, or in marginalized situations, are living this moment".

"It's a very difficult policy because if you have Catholic and Church of England faith schools you can't really deny the need for Muslim faith schools, but there is a different character, they tend to be much less diverse".

While more women than men now study law at university and become solicitors, and students from black and minority ethnic backgrounds made up 32% of those studying for law degrees in the UK in 2012-13, senior lawyers are a much less diverse group.

In 2003, when the Supreme Court ruled that race-conscious admissions are constitutional if carefully carried out, it gave two basic reasons: they serve a compelling interest of society; and without them, selective colleges and universities would be much less diverse than they must be to serve that interest.

The city of Antananarivo is much less ethnically diverse than Antsiranana, and less diverse than one would expect of a national capital city [ 86].

Such topographic features were a surprise because the moon was thought too small being only a third the diameter of its much less topographically diverse siblings Titania and Oberon to have experienced the extensive tectonic activity needed to fashion this varied terrain.

Because only a few of these ancient groups survived, humans are much less genetically diverse than other primates, even though there are many more of us on the planet.

Similar mtDNA analyses had shown that cattle, sheep, water buffalo, and pigs are much less genetically diverse than their ancient forebears, a sure sign that they descended from a small number of animals domesticated in just a few places.

An extremely negative residual revealed that population S9i was much less genetically diverse than expected (observed AR = 3.46; predicted AR = 5.20).