Sentence examples for have learned to diversify from inspiring English sources

Stockmarket investors have learned to diversify.

With such astronomical numbers, Siberian mosquitoes have learned to diversify.

Investors have also learned to diversify your investments.

Besides, these athletes aren't dumb jocks; they've all learned to diversify their investments.

One is that economists too may have to learn to diversify.

The cotton trade had been cut off at the beginning of the war, so New York businesses had to learn to diversify.

Media companies have learned, accordingly, to diversify their bets and, increasingly, to share their risk with others.

Investors also need to learn to diversify their investments, says Greg Ghodsi, senior vice president at Raymond James.

Neilson said officials have learned that they'll need to diversify their water supply to other sources: groundwater where possible, along with water re-use and desalination.

I have learned the gospel of Mary Portas: tough times on the high street mean it's vital for retailers to focus on diversifying their services for maximum synergistic consumer appeal.

"We've learned a lot about continuing to diversify the way we deliver our message to consumers," said Sara Mirelez, brand director for the Coors family of brands at Coors Brewing in Golden, Colo.