Sentence examples for somewhat more diverse from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Thailand is becoming somewhat more diverse.

The first Warren court was somewhat more diverse than the Rehnquist court, operating as if with 5.16 ideal justices.

"In 2000 New Jersey will be somewhat more diverse than the nation as a whole -- but not dramatically so," the researchers wrote.

The map also makes the Second District, held by Representative Jared Polis, a Democrat, somewhat more diverse, while still probably leaning toward the Democrats, the professor said.

After relying very heavily on profit from sport utility vehicle sales in the United States over the last several years, Ford managed a somewhat more diverse blend of earnings in the second quarter.

The Christian community is somewhat more diverse: although the city has attracted visitors and settlers from throughout the Christian world (and Christians are by far the smallest religious group), Arabs remain the largest ethnic element among the city's Christians.

Our analysis essentially confirms the initial results of Roizès [ 6], although the data are somewhat more complex and diverse than originally proposed.

Haldane wrote that one of his personal objectives as "to contribute making the bank a more conversational, less hierarchical, more diverse, somewhat humbler organisation as a way of improving its accountability credibility and the quality of its decision making".

In contrast, the medium sized populations evolve somewhat more slowly but reach a more diverse set of fitness peaks, several of which are higher than the local fitness peaks reached by most of the large populations.

Trinity, however, sits in a more urban setting and has a more diverse and somewhat academically stronger student body.

A diverse product line, which includes funky, affordable furniture, further distinguishes this operation from the somewhat more staid American Eagle and Abercrombie & Fitch.