Sentence examples for spur diversity from inspiring English sources
But under pressure from industry activists this year, technology companies based in Silicon Valley have increased such programs to spur diversity in their workforces.
Education department officials announced plans late last month to invite principals to create new enrollment targets for student subgroups to spur diversity.
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who voted with the majority, nevertheless kept alive the importance of school integration: in a separate opinion, he wrote that school districts could be creative, perhaps reconfiguring attendance zones to spur socioeconomic diversity.
But the same process that spurred penguin diversity could drive them to extinction.
"There's a large body of research (Scott Page at University of Michigan in his book, The Diversity Advantage) showing that diversity spurs innovation and high performance," said Lori Golden, AccessAbilities Leader, with Ernst & Young LLP.
The industry's lack of diversity spurred The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology's Ariele Elia and Elizabeth Way to organize Black Fashion Designers, an exhibition featuring runway looks from Stephen Burrows, Hood By Air, and Olivier Rousteing for Balmain.
A new narrow-snouted species of tyrannosaur discovered in Utah reveals that the isolation of an ancient island continent may have spurred incredible dinosaur diversity some 80 million years ago.
In San Antonio, the Spurs' international diversity, which includes the stars Tony Parker of France and Manu Ginóbili of Argentina, reflects the curiosity, open-mindedness and acumen of the coach, Gregg Popovich, 64, who is in his 18th season.
After a couple of days on new risks and corporate resilience," the Weffers will race to the finish with sessions on "Spurring Innovation," "Harnessing the Diversity of Values" and "Reducing Inequity".
Sustained emergence of human GBS neonatal disease for undetermined reasons has spurred many GBS genomic diversity studies.
