Sentence examples for begun to diversify from inspiring English sources

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

"Like the Mafia before them, Hell's Angels have begun to diversify into quasi-legal businesses.

While the Hartford economy has gradually begun to diversify, "it doesn't yet have the set of policies, initiatives and companies that promise long-term success," he said.

In recent years, it has finally begun to diversify, and now tops that of California in exporting technology, from semiconductors to communications equipment.

The African Union chair, Jean Ping, said that while the EU still occupies a privileged position on the continent, "Africa has already begun to diversify its strategic partners".

The New Yorker, October 21 , 1985P. 35 "Like the Mafia before them, Hell's Angels have begun to diversify into quasi-legal businesses.

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.

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

Groups that had grown wealthy and powerful in the export economy began to diversify into manufacturing in areas like São Paulo.