Sentence examples for really homogenous from inspiring English sources

"But the venture capital community is really homogenous". Or, more specifically: 92% of senior investment teams are male, and 78% are white.

There were no important differences between the two different ways of analysis, however, we should emphasize that we used two MDR cell lines that are really homogenous.

But a unique TB strain found in Africa in 1997 made some researchers wonder whether the bugs were really as homogenous, and thus as young, as scientists had believed.

Visual examination shows that glasses in set A are of really good quality and homogenous in performance, while the glasses from set B are not.

True to its name, this exhibition has few loose ends, which makes it feel both more comprehensive and more homogenous than it really is.

"I think the problem is there is an assumption British Muslims are a homogenous group and they are really not.

"In the 50's, 60's and 70's," Dr. Hughes continued, "there really was white flight from the cities seeking uniform and homogenous environments -- the parents of the baby boom.

We were linked by a man who broke a 219 year homogenous running streak, and showed us that anything really is possible.

The author further stated that other researchers' "homogenous basophilic" descriptions of foci induced by WY are really amphophilic.

Ten years ago many of our multinational clients viewed India as a single, homogenous market, not the agglomeration of 29 states that it really is.

But the moment that folks get the memo that we're not going to win as a homogenous team and we start bringing in diverse folks, it's really the day-to-day managers with influence who command.