Sentence examples for deeply diversified from inspiring English sources
Both own movie studios and book publishers, but Redstone's Viacom appears to be more deeply diversified, which could give it an edge with big advertisers.
Zalasiewicz deeply admires graptolites, which thrived and diversified in the early Paleozoic, some five hundred million years ago, only to be very nearly wiped out in a catastrophic extinction event.
Although deeply involved in the methamphetamine business, Moreno González's cartel diversified its criminal agenda by controlling numerous "counterfeiting, extortion, kidnapping, armed robbery, prostitution and car dealership" rings in Michoacán and its neighboring states.
In this way, diversified perspectives on a topic/question might be presented and discussed deeply among students during the interviews.
As CE peptidases in eukaryotes structurally diversified to accommodate the evolving family of Ubls, protease counterparts in bacteria, viruses, and some deeply branched eukaryotes retained their specificity for the "ur-substrate" ubiquitin.
As Gregory (2009b) warns, teleological explanations are so deeply ingrained that even biologists say such things as "fungi grow in forests to help decomposition" or "finches diversified in order to survive" (Kelemen and Rosset 2009).
Walsh and Ranogajec diversified.
Many have successfully diversified.
But Daniel has diversified.
