Sentence examples for diversified means from inspiring English sources

Being diversified means little when markets all fail at once.

Since ancient past humans have attempted to harness the wind energy through diversified means and vertical axis wind turbines (VAWTs) were one of the major equipment to achieve that.

Two: Diversify means of reputation building.

Encapsulation in protease-resistant, ROS-permeable carriers targeted to endothelium prolongs protective effects of antioxidant enzymes, further diversifying the means for targeted modulation of endothelial ROS.

The guidelines and teaching principles introduced by the reform will renew management of the curriculum, develop teaching skills and diversify the means and fields of professional qualification.

Diversifying income means not only multiple occupations, but also taking advantage of new income opportunities that sharing economy models (just think Airbnb) offer to generate additional dollars.

It said in a statement carried by the official KCNA news agency said it has "long entered the stage of miniaturizing and diversifying our means of nuclear strike," likely in reference to its effort to miniaturize a nuclear warhead for missiles.

This observation supports the case that HIV-1 group M subtypes segregate by means of diversified risk behavior rather than as a result of virologic attributes.

Indeed, from times 1 4, these classes clearly diversified with respect to mean A1C values and, as expected (4), this trend continued and further intensified throughout emerging adulthood.

Businesses should not make a fetish of size, particularly if this means diversifying into a lot of unrelated areas.

Connecting a culture's vernacular past with its vernacular present and future is an attractive philosophical ideal, and these days doing this means diversifying into other cultures, too.