Sentence examples for relatively homogenous from inspiring English sources

This isn't without problems, namely today's relatively homogenous workplaces.

Until recent decades Scandinavia was relatively homogenous ethnically.

And in relatively homogenous populations, like in some Westchester schools, competition runs high.

For years, Ms. Silverman said, the Island was inhabited by "a relatively homogenous population".

Espai Sucre is a rare beacon on a relatively homogenous dining landscape.

The one advantage the region has is that it's relatively homogenous, mostly Sunni Arab.

While these filters simplified the screening process, they also led to a relatively homogenous way of viewing the world.

Large swaths of Iraq have little violence, but those areas are relatively homogenous and have few people.

Third, we document large dispersion in overall inpatient hospital prices and in prices for seven relatively homogenous procedures.

Most of these seats, in relatively homogenous communities around cities like Minneapolis and Philadelphia, are seen as electoral toss-ups.

Most of the population is packed around Phoenix and relatively homogenous.