Sentence examples for is better diversified from inspiring English sources

"The new Citi is better diversified and even more of a growth stock," he said.

Renault is better diversified globally than its ailing French rival, PSA Peugeot Citroën, thanks in part to its alliance with Nissan Motor.

You'd think that with almost double the number of companies the Financial ETF is better diversified.

The U.S. economy is better diversified than Brazil's and less dependent on exports, so while the bust in commodities was a real problem for Brazil, the United States would be more resilient.

So you might argue that in some respects the Mega Cap ETF is better diversified, especially against swings in the financial sector, than the Financial ETF is, even though the Financial ETF includes more companies.

But Mr. Zimmerman said that he saw the German banking system as more stable, primarily because banks here are better diversified than many United States institutions.

This is a high-risk approach and the money here might be better spent reducing mortgage debt or in collective funds within Isas or pensions, where the risks would be better diversified".

Again, I turn to the Bank of England report for sustenance: "The trading of credit risk in financial markets enables risk to be better diversified across the system as a whole".

The findings of what we see in terms of how people take advantage of that is they are better diversified, they save more, and they stay the course during volatile market times.

The portfolio of the average 401(k) participant is much better diversified today than it was a decade ago.

Nobody seems to doubt Mid-South Industries is better off for having diversified its economic base, much as Gadsden is stronger for having attracted new companies.