Sentence examples for diversify what from inspiring English sources

But Carl Johnson, the vice president of officiating, said there had not been a specific mandate to diversify what he calls the "third team on the field".

The Giants drafted Joe Jurevicius two years ago to become the team's third receiver, a pivotal assignment as the Giants try to expand and diversify what has been a predictable passing attack.

"We wanted to diversify what we had on the racetrack and add value," he said In past years, Mr. Mayer said, if you were to line up the Indy cars, Indy Lights, USF2000 and Star Mazda cars, they would look like Russian nesting dolls.

"We are looking to try and diversify what we grow food from.

The way to do that is to diversify what you own.

You don't necessarily need to work more hours; you need to diversify what you do with the hours you do work.

That is exactly what his organization hopes to do, by improving the infrastructure and training in Bahia and diversifying what its resort areas can offer visitors.

While that kind of archaic thinking and the language that accompanies it does still crop up, she tells me that in recent years there has been a real focus on "diversifying what kind of people get to participate in direct action".

Greater knowledge in this area will help UK institutions to design and promote programmes that respond to the needs and expectations of international alumni, especially as the growth of Transnational Education (TNE) further diversifies what it means to be an alumnus from a UK university.

Solving the delivery problem is the first step to diversifying what drones are capable of.

It's a matter of us catching up with it and diversifying what we show on screen".