Sentence examples for poor diversification from inspiring English sources

That's a poor diversification strategy - in fact, it's not diversification at all.

For poorer pastoralists diversification means adoption of one or more from a range of coping strategies which generally lock such households into long-term poverty.

One of the main findings is that there is considerable inequality, even though there are no major differences in terms of the livelihood diversification between poorer and wealthier households.

Whitman wants it to remain concentrated, dismissing diversification as a poor substitute for knowledge.

Diversification of both poor and wealthy pastoralists may be into farming cf. (Mace 1993), but in ASALs, cropping is commonly so risky and yields so low that only the poorest derive much of their living from farming, with wage labour, remittances and trade (from petty vending to full-fledged businesses) often more salient sources of income (Homewood et al. 2009).

Russia's poor business environment impedes both rapid diversification and an efficient use of natural-resource rents.

The cluster members had relatively smaller land, smaller family size, relatively poor family education, and high crop diversification (Col 2, Table 8).

In both trees, decreases in net diversification are associated with species-poor extant families (Neopetaliidae, Hemiphlebiidae), and an upshift is associated with Calopterygidae + Polythoridae.

Even though the diversification of livelihood strategies increased from poor to better-off wealth status groups, the level of diversification did not show a statistically significant relationship with wealth groups (Table 5).

Table 5 Distribution of households with livelihood diversification (N = 133) Livelihood diversification (SDI) Wealth status Total Poor Less poor Better-off NoNo. Better-off No

Within Fabales, Fabaceae exhibits greater diversification than the other relatively species-poor families.