Sentence examples for while this diversity from inspiring English sources

For a while, this diversity was regularly used as a snotty wedge against HBO's "Girls," as if Abbi and Ilana were the pure Elizabeth Warren to Lena Dunham's tainted Hillary Clinton.

While this diversity can raise tension, like last summer's #UAEdresscode campaign for example, there is an open coexistence, as can be witnessed while walking on JBR Walk, along the beachfront, with full-length niqabs side-by-side with what could well be described as the opposite of that!

While this diversity is routine in the ICU.

While this diversity reflects everyday reality in ICUs, it may have led us to miss findings specific to particular subgroups.

While this diversity of frameworks helps understand governance as a construct in the context of health, these do not illustrate ways to apply effective governing practices in the fragile and conflict affected environments, which presents unique challenges and security risks to those trying to improve its governance.

While this diversity has been suggested to contribute to these differential outcomes, recent work utilising mouse models of JBTS has indicated that there may be underlying mechanisms that modify the disease phenotype, even when the exact Cep290 mutation site is conserved.

While preserving this diversity, Mr Taib has also mastered and exploited ethnic divisions to build his political base, a process greased by cash at election time to persuade people to vote the right way.But for all the chief minister's insistence on Sarawak's exceptionalism, legions of critics argue that it was a smokescreen for his administration and its friends to exploit the country.

While some of this diversity arises from polyploidy (e.g. Ophioglossum petiolatum, 2n = 32 x = c. 960, and 1C = 65.55 pg, see [ 10]), genome size changes can also arise within the same ploidy level in some genera.

The challenge is how to reap the benefits of this diversity while ensuring that activities are, at best, aligned with each other and with what countries want (i.e. follow country priorities and needs and are context specific) and, at least, are not in conflict.

While this hydrothermal diversity was anticipated even in early microbial biogeochemical studies (Brock 1967), what has been surprising is the remarkable propensity for microbes to distribute not just locally, but along global biogeographic patterns (Whitaker et al. 2003; Martiny et al. 2006; Whitaker and Banfield 2006).

While this genetic diversity in the population may echo that of a human scenario, it can be difficult to interpret data with the lack of experimental control that this diversity introduces.