Sentence examples for precious diversity from inspiring English sources

If that happens, we lose the precious diversity and innovation that makes visual arts in the UK so well respected.

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown ["A Magic Carpet of Cultures in London," June 25] thinks that "London is becoming the keeper of precious diversity".

As a lexicographer intrigued by how the American language continues to evolve thanks to the rich contributions of new immigrants, I can accept that change as a sign of our precious diversity.

This diversity is precious and has to be nurtured.

"Identifying trends like these can also help us better plan for the future, building the resilience and diversity of our precious native woodland".

Hawks, finding geopolitical significance in this coming symbolic dust-up, will cry: if being a sole superpower does not give us hegemony in the writing of dates, why go to the expense of being a superpower at all? Doves, taking a less bellicose line, will coo: diversity is more precious than uniformity.

And while the company's executives would be the first to admit they have not "solved" the company's challenges of diversity (a claim precious few firms can make), the insights generated by the analysis have uncovered the specific contours of the problem and provided clearer direction for addressing it.

Precious Davis Assistant Director of Diversity Recruitment Initiatives- Columbia College, Chicago.

Yet people care about prestige late-night television in the same way they care about the Oscars, another august institution that's shown precious little genuine historical interest in fostering diversity.

Crop diversity may be the most precious natural resource we have, because, as Stephen Smith, a research fellow at Pioneer Hi-Bred, one of the world's largest seed companies, has said, "How humans use diversity in farming determines our food, our health, and our economic well-being, and that in turn determines our political security".

Moreover, the rules exist to preserve something precious and fragile in a democracy -- the diversity of information that flows into everyone's home.