The selection systems used to pick leaders, which he says homogenize the pool of potential CEOs and presidents.

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By relying on simple variations on the mean, companies effectively homogenize the data they get, and they miss crucial key information.

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There has been a fault line in the EU ever since bureaucrats of Brussels tried to homogenize every aspect of European life.

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The problem that might exist with it is that it will have a tendency to homogenize education, but this issue is not new.

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Rolland's influence is denounced as pernicious by self-styled champions of wine's eccentricity, who think Rolland and Parker are engaged in what amounts to a campaign to homogenize flavor.

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Committees are to get everybody together and homogenize their thinking.

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Fame can homogenize an artist, blurring parts of his identity so critics can slot him into pop cultural trends or the public can use him to fill national psychic needs.

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The New Lost City Ramblers were formed with the explicit intention of resurrecting this music "as it had sounded before the inroads of radio, movies, and television had begun to homogenize out diverse regional folkways".

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Moreover, Muller admits the recognized temperature authorities try to homogenize the temperature records from the thousands of temperature stations around the globe to come up with a summary statistic of the degree of global warming, and serious questions can be raised as to how to do that, disputing a large portion of the warming attributed to humans.

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