Sentence examples for diversified ties from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that access to diversified ties is important for improving productivity and innovation capability through knowledge diffusion.
Vinnie Lauria, managing partner of Golden Gate Ventures, says the island economy has diversified ties with China and a host of other nations including India, Indonesia, Israel, and the United States.
It's a diversified play not tied to a region or specific buildings.
As may have become clear from the brief review of historical contributions to process philosophy in section 1, process philosophy is a complex and highly diversified field that is not tied to any school, method, position, or even paradigmatic notion of process.
Laziness made him work to develop from a catch-and-shoot guy into a diversified player who entered the weekend tied for the N.C.A.A. lead in scoring (27.0 points) and on the verge of breaking Hofstra's 43-year-old career points record.
If your portfolio is more diversified, then you can purchase LEAP puts that are tied to the S&P.
"We have a diversified economy".
Britain has a diversified economy.
We have a diversified attack.
"People have more diversified lifestyles.
