Sentence examples for beginning to diversify from inspiring English sources

He said that strong iPod sales were an indication that Apple was finally beginning to diversify beyond its foundation of Macintosh computers.

For reasons that are not well understood, the fossil record of saurischians in the Late Triassic (227 million to 206 million years ago) is much better than that of the ornithischians, though both groups were simultaneously beginning to diversify.

"What you are getting is not just a guy who is beginning to diversify; you are getting the conglomeration of Gary Neville – Neville the coach, Neville the hotel owner, Neville the local philanthropist".

Ants were just beginning to diversify into different groups in the Cretaceous period, and most of them were generalists with more typical body shapes.

New York is making significant strides on energy conservation and beginning to diversify its supply with alternative and renewable energy sources.

But she noted that many successful one-note studios are beginning to diversify, with indoor cycling venues adding barre classes and yoga-based programs.

In 1969 the company began to diversify.

That suggests that bird and mammal species also began to diversify in the Cretaceous period.

As money flowed in, the cleverer ones began to diversify into more sophisticated businesses.

They may have begun to diversify as long as 145 million years ago.

The city was renamed in 1938, after which its economy began to diversify.