Sentence examples for quite diversified from inspiring English sources
"Today, we're quite diversified ethnically".
"We're quite diversified in terms of industries, and we've become something of a hotbed of technology," Mr. Simpson said from his office overlooking Puget Sound.
Stephen M. Case, the chairman of America Online, argued that the advertising client lists of both companies were quite diversified, with established companies outnumbering start-ups.
In the annually flooded plains known as várzeas, trees are higher and quite diversified; they include oeiranas (Alchornea castaneifolia), a euphorbia (i.e., characterized by a milky juice), and the trumpet tree (Cecropia peltata), a rapid-growing tree of the mulberry family with a light wood.
His treatises in this domain are quite diversified, ranging from animal and developmental psychology to acoustic psychology and Gestalt psychology.
Cornell is quite diversified, with state and private colleges, a medical school more than 200 miles from the main campus, and another campus in Qatar.
Forbes: Quite a diversified portfolio.
Pittsburgh's employment has, over the ensuing three decades, diversified quite well.Leaders from the world's 19 largest economies plus the European Union will be in Pittsburgh on September 24th and 25th.
In this work, we evaluate eight exchange traded funds (ETFs) and their benchmark index (the KOSPI 200 Index), based on the Sharpe ratio and the Treynor ratio and find that the performance of these well-diversified portfolios are quite poor relative to individual stocks.
The Cnidaria constitute a widely diversified taxon with a quite unified organisation.
These identified compounds with diversified chemical structures are quite different from orange G, whose co-crystal structure with an amyloid segment is the basis of our approach.
