Sentence examples for better diversifying from inspiring English sources

The acquisitions of the two brands Nike now intends to sell were aimed at better diversifying the company's offerings.

"The new Citi is better diversified and even more of a growth stock," he said.

Renault is better diversified globally than its ailing French rival, PSA Peugeot Citroën, thanks in part to its alliance with Nissan Motor.

"The recent confrontation with Iraq may have convinced investors of a need to better diversify their investment portfolios away from dollar-denominated assets," Mr. Lonski said.

But Mr. Zimmerman said that he saw the German banking system as more stable, primarily because banks here are better diversified than many United States institutions.

Its recent political and economic opening signals an effort to better diversify its international partners to avoid too deep a dependence on Beijing.

This is a high-risk approach and the money here might be better spent reducing mortgage debt or in collective funds within Isas or pensions, where the risks would be better diversified".

The firm is taking this time to expand its investment arm, a move that would better diversify its business and smooth out the lumpiness of its earnings going forward.

In recent years, though, investors have begun to embrace other types of assets, including foreign securities and commodities, in an effort to better diversify their holdings or to bolster overall returns.

Regulated full-service utilities that generate, transmit and distribute electricity under the oversight of state and federal regulators better diversify their fuel sources so that sharp increases in the cost of any single source of fuel will not have the same impact on customers that occurs with markets that are overreliant on one fuel.

The thinking was this would enhance plan participants' ability to meet their retirement savings goals and better diversify their portfolio to mitigate risk.