Sentence examples for rising diversity from inspiring English sources

The conclusion may seem counterintuitive -- that rising diversity should lead to increased segregation.

The conclusion may seem counterintuitive — that rising diversity should lead to increased segregation.

Eric Kaufmann, a political scientist at Birkbeck College in London, has found that rising diversity can push the "halo" outward.

Mainstream politicians tend only to make the economic case for immigration and rising diversity, rather than underscore the cultural contribution that immigrant and minority groups make to our national life.

Today, Rosen says songs like Thomas Rhett's Crash and Burn, Little Big Town's Girl Crush, and Old Dominion's Break Up With Him represent a rising diversity of sound and subject matter on country radio.

The country's rising diversity will, in the long run, favor Democrats; since 1988, white voters have fallen from eighty-five per cent of the electorate to seventy-four per cent, and they will be a minority within three decades.

Effective global governance will require forging common ground amid an equalizing distribution of power and rising ideological diversity.

But amid an era of rapidly rising ethnic diversity, this and another problem raises questions over the long-term sustainability of this insurgency.

A major study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in April concluded that President Donald Trump was voted into office by people anxious about rising racial diversity and globalization.

The researchers found that some of the evidence for rising dino diversity in the Cretaceous period came from sampling bias; more fossils of different species are available from the period than from earlier periods--a factor that could be due to chance.

The results showed clearly that as acidity rose, coral diversity and resilience plunged.