Sentence examples for for a diversification from inspiring English sources
For a diversification in oil and gas, look to Enerplus (ERF, 23), a Canadian exploration and production company with 7.7 years of proven reserves.
In a similar gesture Medvedev dedicated significant air time at the summit to calling for a diversification of world reserve currencies away from the dollar a point about which China, which holds some $2 trillion in dollar-denominated reserves, remained silent.
In the closing meeting, when Jeannie was pushing for a diversification of their brand -- as the company was in such great shape there was no real reason for them to need consultants -- and it was failing bad, Marty stepped up and provided the hook that should have reeled them in.
Their strict conservation in Drosophilids argues for a diversification presumably driven by their highly specified expression patterns and regulatory activities.
Our results indicate that for 8 of the 9 available phylogenies, there is significant evidence for a diversification slowdown.
Following Mair and Kieran's (2007) call for a diversification of tobacco-related research, however, we would like to suggest the inclusion of other sources of knowledge about people who smoke and about the worlds they make and inhabit in the company of tobacco.
This is a diversification for necessity (Ellis 2000).
"We offer, by nature of who we are, a counterbalance and a diversification for Warner Bros.," Emmerich said in an interview on the Warner Bros. lot.
Like other smaller producers, it says incentives for a healthy diversification of the economy have grown.
"We've put forward serious proposals for a defence diversification agenda for the whole of the UK to ensure that jobs are not lost, those skills are not lost, the engineering capability is not lost.
"We are making the case for a defence diversification agency because we have a moral duty, and strategic defence and international commitments, to make Britain and the world a safer place," the document reads.
