Sentence examples for subject diversity from inspiring English sources

Since its fledgling beginning last year, the project has expanded its subject diversity and continues to add articles at the rate of two per month.

There are still other factors that predict citations to a scientist's complete oeuvre, such as the subject diversity of journals in which the scientist's early articles were published (7).

In vocational schools subject diversity is much higher (Aberšek, 2004).

The trees also show the limited intra-subject diversity compared to the diversity observed between the subjects.

With his politician's charm – fuelled by an inexhaustible supply of silver-fox suaveness – Clooney gets on to the subject of diversity, a topic still convulsing Hollywood.

In the wake of various Oscars So White debates, there was plenty of back-patting on the subject of diversity last night, along with self-mockery about the back-patting, and then back to the back-patting.

Rather, the agency, Muse Communications, which is led by an African-American, Jo Muse, will devote the spot to a frank discussion of the subject of diversity in the ad industry.

"He has his own momentum," Ms. Maruska says, citing as factors his emergence in the West with other contemporary Chinese artists in the early 1990's; the suitability of Mr. Xu's work for shows whose subject is diversity or education, and the fact that he makes Asian culture accessible to Western audiences.

The subject of diversity and the Academy Awards is never mentioned without invoking the name of Hattie McDaniel, the African American star who was the first black woman to win an Oscar – a best supporting actress award for her role as Mammy in Gone with the Wind (1939).

On the subject of diversity: While we do not collect gender or racial statistics on our applicants, in 2014, twenty-two foundersounders competed, and the winners in Disrupt SF were the two female founders of Alfred.

CW: I hope that in one year's time the industry is more comfortable and proactive in discussing the subject of diversity and inclusion, and that we have significantly more data than we do today to enable us to target solutions.