Sentence examples for reducing the diversity from inspiring English sources
Numerous initiatives exist to deal with these aspects but progress will require a common agenda to bring about a virtual infrastructure that will reduce the apparent diversity of web resources without reducing the diversity of services required by a diverse user community.
Conservationists worry about such escapes, partly because farmed fish are genetically less diverse than wild fish; interbreeding would have the effect of reducing the diversity and fitness of the offspring, making the wild salmon population more susceptible to disease.
"The F.C.C. rules could have a bad effect by reducing the diversity of viewpoints," Ms. Murray said.
It recommended abolishing restrictions on book imports, which will have the long term effect of reducing the viability of the Australian publishing industry, decreasing incomes of writers and eventually reducing the diversity of books available in bookshops.
That hardening, in turn, harms aquatic ecosystems, such as by reducing the diversity of insects (right graph).
First, invasive exotic plant species usually form large monospecific plant populations, thus reducing the diversity of host-plants available to the AMF community.
The estimate of diversity in the communities suggests that the original field soil harbored the most diverse communities, and all soil treatments reduced the diversity.
Such a monopoly on information would also reduce the diversity of cultural and political discourse in a community.
Putting loans in place of bursaries will reduce the diversity of those able to access a career in healthcare.
The plan's defects aside -- it will further reduce the diversity of news available to most people -- what struck me was the horse-trading involved.
After the vote, Stephen Friedman, the president's top economic adviser, dismissed the assertion by the legislation's backers that further media consolidation would reduce the diversity of voices on the airwaves.
