Sentence examples for diversified line from inspiring English sources

Morgan Stanley, unlike Lehman Brothers, was not a focus of investor concerns in recent days given its diversified line of businesses.

Haier says its exports and a diversified line that runs to 9,000 goods in 42 categories have allowed it to avoid the downdraft in domestic prices that has afflicted its rivals.

This diversified line of products has facilitated the firm's entry into larger, less linguistically isolated markets such as Spain, Germany and now America.Such nimble adaptation has seen the company add varied clients, including big ones like Newsweek, but also more niche media outlets.

Then he wanted to expand the business, moving beyond welding-related supplies into a diversified line of industrial hardware.

The wholesale banking segment advises businesses, institutional investors, insurance companies, banks and public sector entities and offers them a diversified line of financing solutions as well as access to the capital markets.

Bionex will also distribute a diversified line of BioXen personal biometric products through electronic retailers such as CompUSA, BestBuy, Circuit City, J&R, RadioShack, etc.

Apps like Line Here and Line Tools (a utility toolbox that includes a ruler and clothing size tables) may not be especially exciting, but they help diversify Line's products and build its Line's brand recognition (for example, Line Here is plastered with Line's signature cartoon characters).

"It is clear the cumulative benefit of our increasingly diversified business across product lines, customer segments, and geographies, is contributing to Adobe's success," the chief executive, Shantanu Narayen, said on a conference call with investors.

Martin, who has occasionally been hailed as "an American Tolkien" for the series, has publicly stated that this book is intended to tie a number of seemingly diversified story-lines together.

From the late 1980s Nike steadily expanded its business and diversified its product line through numerous acquisitions, including the shoe companies Cole Haan (1988; sold in 2012) and Converse, Inc. (2003), the sports-equipment producer Canstar Sports, Inc. (1994; later called Bauer and sold in 2008), and the athletic apparel and equipment company Umbro (2008; sold in 2012).

Samsung has always been keen on capitalizing on flagship branding by diversifying its line with a variety of offshoot devices, so the news should come as no surprise.