Sentence examples for he'd diversified from inspiring English sources
Though recently he'd diversified into giving botox injections, collagen lip implants and LA-style bleaching.
Entering parliament in 2005, he had a head start on the 2010 intake, and must have hoped that both as a result of his own talents, and because he would diversify a government that is open to the charge of being excessively posh, he would be given his chance.
He said he would "diversify" the panels of officials who interview applicants to include more people who are not on the department payroll.
To that end, he also pursued multiple acquisitions, mostly smallish deals that he argued would diversify the business and offer higher returns.
He would then diversify the stock portion into 60 percent large companies, 20 percent smaller companies (divided equally between domestic and foreign) and 10 percent each in emerging markets and REITs.
He added that Toyota would diversify its supplier base over all to make its supply chain more resilient.
It shows that while Mason is now gone, the direction that he envisioned for how the company would diversify beyond daily deals remains.
Mayor Lorenzo Langford said yesterday that he had invited Mr. Peebles to consider a non-casino development that would diversify the city's tourism beyond gambling attractions.
"It would diversify ITV's business away from advertising revenues," said analyst Lisa Hau.
Bringing in Manning would diversify the offense and improve the team's balance as a whole.
It would diversify the investor base and increase market size and liquidity.
