Sentence examples for name diversity from inspiring English sources

Michael hastily fashions his own more ambitious and improvisational program, under the name "Diversity Tomorrow" ("because today is almost over").

I don't want to hear that the devil -- in this case a devil named diversity -- was to blame.

The Nevaeh trend (which appears to have peaked) is a tipoff to what's going on: the long-term increase in naming diversity.

- Recently, using a synthetic genetic circuit named diversity generator in an Escherichia coli population, we achieved synthetic phenotypic diversification, in which the cells diversify analogously to the motion of marbles rolling down Waddington's landscape, mediated by inter-cellular signaling.

Referring to immigrants from Latin America, Donnelly said: "In the name of diversity, we are bringing millions of people into our country who want nothing to do with diversity.

Mr. Firestone said promoting this project in the name of diversity was absurd.

In the name of diversity, is it fair to give one person an advantage over another?

Though the new zoning was promoted in the name of diversity, it actually reflected a desire for sameness.

The lottery began — in the name of diversity — as a way to bring more white people to America.

Ford Motor agreed yesterday to pay $10.5 million to settle two class-action lawsuits accusing it of discriminating against older white men in the name of diversity.

In an article in the Hollywood Reporter film-maker and academy member Lionel Chetwynd argued: "Yes, one can force faster change in the name of diversity, but the price will be steep: mediocrity is easily and quickly achieved.