Sentence examples for reasonably diverse from inspiring English sources

Still, the current sample was reasonably diverse with regard to most demographic variables, and there is no reason to believe their values would be systematically different from a nationally representative sample.

The government also has a reasonably diverse revenue stream.

WINE LIST -- A 600-selection wine list was introduced last week, replacing a list of about 35 reasonably diverse choices starting in the mid-$20's.

Charles B. Carlson, whose Horizon Publishing has specialized in dividend selection for decades, said a "reasonably diverse portfolio should consist of 25 to 30 stocks" from different industries.

Last Thursday, President Obama participated in a "Fireside Hangout" (ugh) — essentially a video live chat, streamed on Google+ and YouTube — with five relatively young, reasonably diverse, definitely Web-savvy citizens from different parts of the country.

As a byproduct of the Congress's goal of equalizing geographic resources across the states, most states have reasonably diverse populations and economic interests, and the income distribution across the states is reasonably even.

The speakers are reasonably intriguing and diverse – the radical playwright David Edgar, the dissident Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn, the rising young union boss Mark Serwotka.

WINE LIST -- Thoughtful, well chosen, diverse and reasonably priced at $22 to $64. Well over half the wines are less than $30.

This reasonably large (and taxonomically diverse) metagenomic data set containing 644,551 sequences was first evaluated using INDUS.

Other central components of the MAP kinase module (Ste11, Pbs2) and phosphorelay module (Ypd1, Ssk1, Ssk2) are reasonably well conserved across the diverse species analysed.

Part of the point of public reason, on this view, is to accommodate the diverse forms of reasoning that are bound to exist among any reasonably competent group of reasoners (Gaus 2011, 288 292).