Sentence examples for that sort of diversity from inspiring English sources
You don't get that sort of diversity anywhere else.
"If you're trying to control information," he said, "you are essentially saying, 'I'm going to be scooped all the time because somebody else is going to get the news out,' " Those who disagree would say that that sort of diversity is illusory.
Who else can do that?" This sort of diversity is reflected by the DJs who played the anniversary party, who ranged from far-flung guests like New York's LaBeija, Lisbon-based rising star Nidia Minaj, and Australia's Otologic, to aforementioned residents like Eclair Fifi, Funkineven, and Bill Kouligas.
But given that Los Alamos needs it anyway, it can be turned to medical work from time to time.It is this sort of diversity that many of the laboratory's scientists would like to keep.
This is approaching the sort of diversity that Michel Platini vowed to cultivate when he acceded to the Uefa throne in 2007.
But, although he is some way from being the archetypal ex-BBC public schoolboy, he hardly represents the sort of diversity that is found at the core of C4's remit.
The greatest challenge many students face in understanding evolution is what Wallace faced in 1846: they haven't seen the sort of diversity that calls for explanation in terms of evolution.
She said that?" "Sort of".
She does not minimize the challenge of coming to terms with this sort of diversity.
Residents here have boasted that this city of more than 325,000 people is a place where one could raise a family away from the bustle, crime and hipness of Denver, while also experiencing the sort of diversity not often found in many communities outside larger cities.
The current England team member who probably best reflects the sort of diversity we should get used to in the future is Owen Hargreaves, who was born in Canada to a Welsh mother and an English father, and moved to Germany with Bayern Munich at the age of 16, where he remained until his transfer to Manchester United last year.
