Sentence examples for great diversification from inspiring English sources

Despite their great diversification in size and colour, parrots of all taxa remain remarkably similar.

But there is of course room for everybody and Starbucks has a great diversification of products and foods".

The blending of these elements with such established religions as Buddhism and Daoism influenced the great diversification of sacrificial rites in China.

In addition, gastropods (a class of mollusks containing snails, slugs, and limpets) underwent great diversification, and many bird orders that were in essence modern appeared during the Eocene.

During the Miocene, horse evolution occurred mainly in North America; forms such as Parahippus, Miohippus (a form carried over from the preceding Oligocene Epoch), Anchitherium, Hypohippus, Pliohippus, and Merychippus are genera that represent great diversification and development.

The paper contended that an intelligent agent was a better explanation than evolution for the so-called Cambrian explosion, a great diversification of life forms that occurred hundreds of millions of years ago.

Lower prices, lower emissions, greater diversification, more competitive pricing.

Manufacturing declined considerably, but that had some balance in greater diversification and efficiency.

"I doubt you'd get much greater diversification," Professor Evans said.

A widely held view is that trade lowers volatility: exporting to more markets means greater diversification.

This historically unprecedented shift is good news for investors, who benefit from greater diversification and lower costs.