Sentence examples for which diversities from inspiring English sources

"It is perhaps time," he has written, "to think more imaginatively about precisely which equities are sacrosanct and which diversities worthy of encouragement".

Without necessarily jettisoning in its entirety the progressive advances of the welfare state, it is perhaps time to think more imaginatively about precisely which equities are sacrosanct and which diversities worthy of encouragement.

We need a society in which diversity and colour is again bled back into it.

This seems an odd anomaly in an age in which diversity and access are such buzzwords.

"We are creating a community in which diversity is not a problem but a characteristic.

I grew up at a time in which diversity wasn't a mere buzzword but an inevitable reality.

A CEO's actions, whether on or off the job, signal the extent to which diversity is valued.

One area in which diversity is absolutely, positively a liability, warns Neale, concerns a group's goals and values.

Ending such practices has to be the only way forward in a multi-faith society in which diversity is continuing to grow.

The figures sharply illustrate the degree to which diversity is transforming the state's suburbs while immigration has helped breathe new life into several of its cities.

It also functions as an exemplar of the degree to which diversity can co-exist with equality and fairness in the Britain of the 21st century.