diversity

• The Lord Protector had run what he called a diversity program to make sure none of the greater lords had a following exclusively drawn from their pre-Change backers, so only a couple of the guards were from the Lords, or their younger brothers, a few more were Society types, or their younger brothers, and half were just ordinary survivors who'd worked their way up. —  Map.html
• In this view Margaret did not at all concur and the diversity was the incitement to much perfectly good-natured, but nevertheless sharpish sparring between us Whenever she said or did anything implying the usual demand of Woman on the courtesy and protection of Manhood, I was apt before complying, to look her in the face and exclaim with marked emphasis,—quoting from her 'Woman in the Nineteenth Century,'—'LET THEM BE SEA-CAPTAINS IF THEY WILL!' —  Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Vol. II
• "It reminds us ... that our country's unity was built in diversity and that this diversity is also our strength," said Chrétien. —  Thestar.com - Home Page
• This diversity is a treasure trove of traits that can be used by plant breeders and farmers to breed new crop varieties that are heat, insect and disease-resistant, drought-tolerant and climate-ready. —  EcoEarth.Info Environment RSS Newsfeed
• The collection or rather the diversity is a feature that gives this website its unique identity. —  Best Syndication -

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