Sentence examples for too diverse for from inspiring English sources

The punch line, of course, was that I was too diverse for the diversity lottery.

Or "This is too diverse for our audiences".

This country is too large and too diverse for a "one size fits all" education policy.

Lovett is regarded as a country-and-Western musician, but his catalogue is far too diverse for a category.

Shareholders need to recognize that companies and countries are too diverse for such a one-size-fits-all approach.

Those advocates have lost out to political leaders who say that Europe has become too diverse for any one faith to be singled out.

The menu is large and feels too diverse; soups, for instance, included miso, hot and sour, and won ton, which were all good, along with tom kha gai, the Thai chicken soup.

Eating lunch in the museum's lobby recently with Mr. Rojas, she said the first thing she had to recognize as she set out to assemble a representative picture of the work of young artists around the world — the goal of the Triennial — was that "it's a mission that admits its failure before it starts"; the generation is just "too diverse and complex for many kinds of generalizations".

Targeted optimisation is not achievable with any centralised distribution of software since the end-users' hardware is too diverse to optimise for them all; however, only the most CPU-intensive packages need to be optimised and this can be done centrally for various common cloud platforms.

*Genes in region A were too diverse among serogroups for direct comparison.

In the present meta-analysis, studies on these specific interventions were too small and too diverse to allow for a subgroup-analysis.