Sentence examples for diversification since the from inspiring English sources

ASK Piotr Mroczkowski, the finance director of Poland's Elektrim trading conglomerate, about his company's rapid diversification since the early 1990s and he flatly refuses to answer.

The manufacturing sector underwent rapid expansion and diversification since the 1950s, howerver, and metalworking, food-processing, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries had overtaken textiles in importance by the 21st century.

But I am also an advocate of broad diversification, since the political risk of owning just one or a small number of countries is just too great.

Moreover, rutile TiO2 is one of the minerals that have been discovered as micro- or nanoparticles in pre-solar dust grains (also known as interplanetary dust particles) and is included in the "mineral evolution" hypothesis, which outlines 10 stages of near-surface mineral diversification since the formation of the Earth [5].

Considering both the historical and modern species diversity of Raphidioptera, the Northern Hemisphere has undoubtedly been the centre of snakefly diversification since the Early Jurassic, with ~98% of world snakefly species confined to this part of the globe.

This region encompasses three previously unrelated protein-coding gene families, BEX, WEX and GASP, which have been the product of multiple gene duplications and large protein-coding sequence diversification since the earliest eutherian mammal.

They are one of the best models for the study of biological diversification, since this family of fish comprises both the fastest rates of evolution (e.g., [ 14, 30- 36]) and the most diverse adaptive radiations known [ 33, 37- 43].

Many of its problems come from its over-diversification since the 1990s into areas such as smartphones (a division which it recently wrote down in value by $1.7 billion), entertainment and computers.

Legumes are reported to have undergone rapid family-diversification since the Tertiary, which corresponded, for instance, with polyploidization within Papilionoideae (Cannon et al. 2010), and emergence of many species as recently as the Plio-Pleistocene (Richardson et al. 2001; Lavin et al. 2005).

This noise-driven selection scheme appears to be an economic general purpose mechanism for environmental adaptation and diversification since only the selected cell states need to be noise-reduced.

Lending to firms in which one has an equity position goes against the principle of diversification, since it exposes the investor to firm-specific shocks through both its equity and debt ownership.