Sentence examples for gradually diversified from inspiring English sources

The museum has gradually diversified its staff, board and exhibits, and today is as likely to have a gallery devoted to Mexican or Salvadoran art as to Puerto Rican art.

So it appears that the most primitive devices for producing specific, acquired immunity gradually diversified to meet the new environmental hazards as animals moved out of the sea onto the land.

The structure of Scottish industry has been gradually diversified and modernized, with a reduction in Scotland's dependence on heavy industries and replacement of them with high-technology enterprises and those making consumer goods.

The two chefs who own Parm and its sire, Torrisi Italian Specialties, left the tutelage of Daniel Boulud and Mario Batali to rescue the chicken parmigiana hero and turkey sandwich from mediocrity and cliché, then gradually diversified their menu and operation.

Since World War II, India has also gradually diversified its engineering industries and now produces heavy capital goods (machines and tools used to manufacture other goods), various types of industrial machinery, prime movers (engines and other sources of motive power) and boilers, diesel engines, sewing machines, machine tools, agricultural machinery, and all types of electrical equipment.

This technology gradually diversified during the early Holocene in western North America.

Housing stock and the income levels of the neighborhood's 48,000 residents are gradually diversifying, said Cedric Loftin, the district manager of Community Board 1, which represents the area.

At the same time, Asian economies have been gradually diversifying into new markets; private consumption is growing; and the authorities in much of the region have ample leeway to prop up their economies through cuts to interest rates or taxes, if needed, economists say.

In recent years, due to the impact of climate change, the Borana pastoralists have started to gradually diversify livestock and vary the composition of their herds to match the local environmental conditions (Megersa et al. 2014; Oba 2014).

By improving economic conditions for families, enhancing resource availability, and changing consumption practices, we can constantly upgrade rural energy consumption structures and gradually diversify it from a single traditional energy consumption structure toward high-quality energy consumption.

The former traditional economic structure based on footwear and engineering is gradually diversifying with wholesale, logistics, and service sectors providing new opportunities for employment.