Sentence examples for diversification of operations from inspiring English sources

Most of the companies you will be applying to will have operations in other countries and there is a very big push for diversification of operations so that future economic problems will have less of an immediate shock.

Alex Griaznov of S&P said the major energy groups would be able to maintain their investment-grade status: "They have scale, scope, a diversification of operations and an ability to address market conditions with reductions in capital expenditures and operating costs".

Therefore, we can conclude that diversification is a mechanism to boost profitability and operational efficiency particularly if the scale and scope of operations increase (Landskroner et al. (2005)).

After reducing BP's scope of operations in the U.S., CEO Dudley had been looking for growth and diversification opportunity.

It is this exploding demand in China that has led to the diversification of organized crime gangs running tiger trafficking operations.

Improving efficiencies of operations.

Remember the order of operations.

Know the order of operations.

Compositional similarity of the bacterial community during initial operation and diversification during later operation indicated gradual adaptation of the community to the higher solubility of organic material in the pre-treated substrate.

In Greek waters, the diversification of small-scale fishery in terms of spatio-temporal operations, types of fishing gear, target species, and market pathways (Tzanatos et al. 2005) hinders various difficulties in monitoring the small-scale fisheries of an area.

A recent Europol study [18] shows that criminal groups, over 3.600 currently active in Europe, have growing networks, transnational operation capacity, higher mobility and great diversification of activities.