Sentence examples for internally diversified from inspiring English sources
Process philosophy currently presents itself as an internally diversified, geographically and disciplinarily distributed phenomenon of innovative thought in Western philosophy.
This character of reality as an internally diversified individual system is revealed to us in sentient experience.
The two latter categories appear to be internally diversified (from 0.12 to 0.95 for the first category, and from 1.09 to 9.67 for the second), which might justify creation of 5 or more categories (for instance "rather positive" and "rather negative"); however, this seems unnecessary in the present case.
In some cases, companies are diversified enough that they can insure themselves internally, or set up their own insurers, called "captives", to do the job for them.
Walsh and Ranogajec diversified.
It is similarly diversified.
In Africa, primates diversified.
But Daniel has diversified.
Many have successfully diversified.
