diverse

Preposition: in

• term: Although Web sites are diverse in terms of their look and feel, there are many sites that serve similar roles.
• character: Introduction The hotel and catering industry is both large and diverse in character.
• size: This material will be fairly diverse in size and texture so should not need the addition of any of our woody material.

Preposition: as

• biology: A wide range of instrumentation is required in order to sense physical phenomena as diverse as biology, physical oceanography or seismology.
• engineering: All 15 companies are actively moving forward with new business opportunities in sectors as diverse as engineering, food, packaging, and quarrying.
• equipment: The weekend covers topics as diverse as personal equipment and acclimatization and usually involves a mountain walk.
• finance: Sectors as diverse as finance, insurance, advertising, film making and consultancy are all underdeveloped in Northern Ireland.

Modifies a noun

• range: The tour included a diverse range of human powered vehicles & trailers.
• workforce: However, it found a sizeable number of employers are also aware of the benefits an age diverse workforce can bring to the business.
• background: Let the Institute be your guide Contrary to received wisdom, today's security practitioners come from very diverse backgrounds.
• population: A new range of images has now been produced by the DPA which will more closely represent the diverse population of London.
• flora: The valley also includes a rich and diverse endemic flora and fauna with several threatened species.
• audience: Notes on style All authors are asked to take account of the diverse audience of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy.

Modifying Another Word

• culturally: Kensington and Chelsea is a culturally diverse area of London.
• ethnically: The school serves an ethnically diverse community of nearly 1,200 students 1.
• geographically: Coastlines of Andalucia Andalucia offers a geographically diverse and stunning coastline, much of which is set by a beautiful mountainous backdrop.
• linguistically: Over 250 languages are spoken in the city, making the capital the most linguistically diverse city in the world.
• incredibly: Vivid color schemes and a wide array of options allow players to create incredibly diverse car designs.
• increasingly: A Debate Music therapy is developing an increasingly diverse body of theory.

Used with adjective complement

• become: UK graduate numbers have more than doubled since the 1980s, and as a group they have become far more diverse.