Sentence examples for diversifying internationally from inspiring English sources

Having been burned again and again on diversifying internationally, investors are eager for new outlets.

Morningstar's Dutta cautions that the fund's recent run owes a good deal to its willingness to take on currency risk, one of the hairiest considerations for anyone thinking about diversifying internationally.

So what does all this mean for investors who diversify internationally?

But Dobell added: "Invensys, like many of our UK industrial holdings, has used the last 15-20 years to diversify internationally.

They are benefitting from D.S.L., and they are very well diversified internationally in terms of service providers.

The Exxon-Rosneft deal, if completed, would further a long-held goal of the Russian petroleum industry to diversify internationally.

A dominant theme is that organized crime has diversified internationally and become ever more intertwined with political elites in home countries, making it especially hard to combat.

"Because foreign interest rates behave differently than U.S. interest rates, it is important to diversify internationally".

"They weren't stopping foreign companies from getting a tax break, they were stopping the American stockholders who had followed the advice of their financial advisers (to diversify internationally) from getting a tax break," McLernon says.

Asked if Lassila is seeing pushback over concerns that Peakview's funding could be impacted by China's turbulent economy, he acknowledges that the "macro economy will have ups and downs" but notes that "great wealth has been created in China and Chinese investors are keen to diversify internationally".

Murphy Oil is a very good domestic oil company that has diversified successfully internationally, in Malaysia.