Sentence examples for less diversified than from inspiring English sources

The S.& P. 500 outperformed fewer than half of actively managed mutual funds during the last six months because active managers were considerably less diversified than the index.

He says the Vontobel fund, down sharply in the quarter, is less diversified than Montgomery Emerging Markets, which also did poorly but remains on his list.

The effect was that mortgage-backed securities were less diversified than investors thought, since they were all exposed to the same risk lax lending practices.

Because of the way these funds are put together, they are much less diversified than they used to be, making it important for investors to take a more active role in broadening their portfolios.

Small regional banks, less diversified than their larger brethren and more exposed to riskier asset classes such as home-equity lines of credit and commercial real estate, are most at risk of running out of capital-raising options.

This is both an effect and a cause of the fact that companies in Japan and Germany tend to be less diversified than U.S. companies; where diversification occurs, it tends to be into closely related businesses.

Indeed, S.& P. 500 index funds are less diversified today than ever.

That cloud hangs over the balance sheets of all Wall Street banks, but particularly Goldman, whose earnings come from less diversified businesses than those of competitors like JPMorgan Chase, he said.

Using this randomisation, the negative PP-score for the 'Term 1' is indicative of the tendency to form less diversified architectures than by chance.

Generally, the AOA community was relatively less diversified and stable than AOB in this reactor.

She said that "will allow the state economy to weather the inevitable ups and downs of the economic cycle better than less diversified economies".