Sentence examples for been diversified from inspiring English sources
verb
To make diverse or various in form or quality; to give variety to; to variegate; to distinguish by numerous differences or aspects.
But the underlying economy has not been diversified or restructured.
Even their diet has been diversified because whatever I am not growing, I can now afford to buy".
Its agriculture has been diversified by the addition of peanuts (groundnuts), melons, and vegetables grown on medium-sized plots.
The most important crop has been the peanut, but, beginning in the 1980s, agriculture has been diversified.
The economy has been diversified by developing a free-trade zone, a data-processing sector, and international offshore financial services.
Between bites, Ms. Castro said that while Miami's Latino community has indeed been diversified with Central and South Americans over the years, Cubans still feel special.
Such areas have been diversifying since the late 20th century, however.
Make sure you're diversified.
We want to be diversified".
The modern economy is diversified.
Big economies also tend to be diversified.
