Sentence examples for strained diversity from inspiring English sources
The strained "diversity" of the cast may just be a sign that Ubisoft, like a lot of the game industry, is starting to make some (occasionally awkward) efforts at inclusion.
The strategy of using polymerase chain reaction-derived digoxigenin-labeled multi-strained pooled probe, instead of single-strained probe or oligonucleotide, was to overcome the fact of high sequence diversity among TTSuV strains and simultaneous infection with distinct strains of TTSuV in the same animal.
Diversity is, instead, diverse.
Downton Abbey even did its bit for diversity this year, trying its hand at a gay storyline with strained scenes in underlit cupboards ("It may be against God, Barrow, but you've always been good to me, teaching me to read me instructional books and that". "Well, agricultural practices are changing young, Jimmy, and with them the world").
Has this strained relations?
That seems a strained construction.
This reading is most strained.
She gives a strained laugh.
Diversity attracts diversity.
