Sentence examples for a diversification from from inspiring English sources

Many of them are dependent on cheap energy and therefore, he argues, not really a diversification from oil.

N. cyriacigeorgica GUH-2 genome shows features suggesting a diversification from an ancestral saprophytic state.

Company shares soared earlier this month after the company's bid to buy four gas power stations in a diversification away from its reliance on coal.

He added, "This is not a diversification 'away from.' " The challenge for Bloomberg is to create software that is better, faster and more visually useful than what rivals offer to help develop players and predict their performances.

For Abu Dhabi it is part of a diversification away from oil.Sun and Motorola do not need cash that badly, and it is unclear whether Abu Dhabi or other cash-rich countries would be interested in either of them.

But still, as a diversification away from stocks, Pimco's and the other commodity funds are a lot cheaper than hedge funds.

The two brands were part of a group of sports industry mainstays, including Prince Tennis, that Benetton acquired in a diversification campaign from the late Eighties to the late Nineties.

This represents a diversification independent from the one occurred in Metazoa.

It will also take considerable expertise to manage a gradual diversification from low-risk U.S.-denominated assets in a way that that does not put sudden and politically touchy downward pressure on U.S. Treasuries and the U.S. dollar in world markets.

This could be the consequence of a less complex evolutionary history or a more recent diversification from a common ancestor when compared with the Sub-Saharan haplogroup.

A diversification rate decrease (from 0.08 to 0.02) was estimated to have happened first at 41.34 My ago and then again at 11.87 My ago (from 0.02 to 0.004) (arrows in Figure 4).