Sentence examples for becoming more diversified from inspiring English sources

An industrial economy prevails based on textiles and furniture, although manufacturing is becoming more diversified.

Americans in particular are concerned that Iraqi imports are increasing and becoming more diversified at a time when there are no arms inspectors on the ground.

The options are as diverse as the cell phone industry's customer base — and it's only becoming more diversified.

Although search is still the clear leader, the IAB says that growth in areas like video and mobile signify how ad buyers are becoming more diversified (although declines in proportions for display and rich media undermine that).

The league is surely an American cultural phenomenon, but it is also becoming more diversified.

Chile's economy is somewhat dependent on copper and other commodity prices, but it is becoming more diversified and exports account for 25% of GDP.

And thirdly, people are gradually becoming more educated about diversifying the crops they plant".

Some investors may find that their fingers get burned.As a big exporter, Vietnam would be hurt by a global downturn, but its economy is already fairly diversified and becoming more so.

The fossil record indicates that from the Albian to the middle Cenomanian angiosperms diversified extensively, becoming more abundant relative to other plants and establishing themselves as a major part of paleofloras by the end of that period [ 53].

We all know about daily deal fatigue — a state of affairs that has driven the leader in this crowded field, Groupon (who is not included in HTC's list), to diversify into becoming more of a universal platform for local commerce.

With agriculture becoming more vulnerable due to unpredictable weather, diversifying a household's sources of income is critical to getting or staying out of poverty in rural Uganda.