Sentence examples for little diversified from inspiring English sources

We start to tell ourselves that our little diversified investment portfolio is too boring.

However, the fraction of 18S rRNA gene sequences from photosynthetic picoplankton relative to heterotrophic ones remains low [9] and little diversified, despite the larger relative abundance of autotrophic cells observed in the euphotic zone in eutrophic and mesotrophic regions [10].

These data raised the possibility that photosynthetic picoeukaryotes were indeed very little diversified, as is the case for marine picoplanktonic cyanobacteria dominated by only two closely related genera Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus [14], [15].

Economies of Pacific Island countries are very little diversified.

Arnold was sold, effective yesterday, to Snyder Communications Inc., a little-known diversified marketing company in Bethesda, Md., that like Arnold has been expanding rapidly.

"It is like a very diversified little country," Richard Tortoriello, an equity analyst with Standard & Poor's, said in an interview before the release of the report.

Most Westerners have little time for diversified conglomerates; they expect a "conglomerate discount" when they buy such shares on the stockmarket, and regard them as a primitive corporate form that will tend to disappear as local stockmarkets improve and investors rather than companies get to do the diversifying.

Crowdfunding platform allows all individuals to invest as little as $500 in diversified real estate portfolios, including a fund aimed to benefit from Amazon's proposed Northern Virginia campus.

Moreover, the activities have a little difference attributed to the diversified design.

Spoken of initially as a vital component of a diversified offense, Tebow proved little more than a decoy and a distraction.

Heartland Value Fund, with a diversified portfolio of cheap little companies, is one of the best mutual funds in the smaller-than-small-cap arena.