Sentence examples for diversified yet from inspiring English sources

The new piece speaks of Purchase as a place "where brilliant minds collide, diversified yet unified," and of students who "must release the passion that's burning in our souls".

This is a sector fund that is diversified, yet it covers an enormous sector of the economy.

Relationships should be authentic and nurtured; and your network should be diversified yet focused.

Further experimentation is needed to elucidate the mechanistic basis for diversified yet mutually supporting functions of CRTs in plants.

OK, this is silly, but then, in comics and games, the audiences are growing and diversifying, yet the gender imbalance in both both characters and writers is only very gradually improving.

Some of the countries that lack oil but are close to European markets and influence, such as Morocco and, especially, Tunisia, have begun to create diversified economies.And yet economic reform, difficult anywhere, is especially hard for the rentier economies and authoritarian polities of the Arab world.

Deals struck at the peak of the market comprise about a quarter of KKR's private-equity assets under management, while the company's efforts to diversify have yet to make much of an impact.

The Primordial Breath is a name of the chaos (state of Unity) in which the original life force is not yet diversified into the phases that the concepts yin and yang describe.

It hatched plans to build itself into a big, diversified mining company only in 2001.In this section Valuable Vale Days of wine and tulips LG's woes Exit Carrefour Screen test Wild is the wind Pointers for predators Where print makes profits The wiki way ReprintsHowever, it has not yet diversified much beyond iron ore or its home country.

But more importantly, he says, by 6 million years ago (when previous research claimed big cats had not yet diversified), at least three separate lineages likely roamed Asia: one containing P. blytheae and the snow leopard, one containing the clouded leopard, and another leading to the modern tiger.

This late diversification of Eurasians after the African exodus points to the occurrence of a long maturation phase in which the ancestral Eurasian population was not yet diversified.