Sentence examples for not particularly diverse from inspiring English sources

But the communications profession is not particularly diverse.

Although they are not particularly diverse morphologically, scorpions are quite adaptable in terms of ecology, behaviour, physiology, and life history.

But in December 1999 he told an Iowa State University conference that three of the most successful "rural economic environments" in Iowa were "not particularly diverse".

A larger difficulty is that the Academy's membership is not particularly diverse: a report in 2012 found that around 94% of its members were white, and more than 77% were male.

https://t.co/ub3ycti2KP "In racial terms, Germany is not particularly diverse, and the majority of black and Arab people you see tend to be working-class," Mr Okwonga wrote.

My community was not particularly diverse by any definition, but I had parents who taught me to love people, all people, and to not see the color of people's skin as a marker of separation.

I grew up in Scotland, which is not particularly ethnically diverse as a country.

But when it comes to celebrating Detroit's best-known products, the partygoers do not seem particularly diverse.

None of these groups, however, are particularly diverse.

That is not a formula for a healthy or particularly diverse population base.

At present, the anti-immigration movement is not particularly powerful, partly because it brings together such diverse people.