Sentence examples for rapidly diversifying from inspiring English sources
Lest it rely too heavily on those shows, MTV is rapidly diversifying its slate of programs, "Skins" being one example.
Mauritius, which in the 1970s was almost wholly dependent on sugar, was lauded for rapidly diversifying its economy.
Of all the demographic changes pushing Florida to the forefront, none perhaps is more important than the state's rapidly diversifying Latino vote, which, at 20% of the state electorate, is large enough to decide its primary.
But amid the pasta and pies, there's a growing variety of dining choices, not surprising given that it's the city's most rapidly diversifying borough, according to the city's Human Rights Commission.
The increase in value signifies investor confidence in the rapidly diversifying company.
HSBC had huge ambitions; it went on rapidly diversifying from its roots as a bank based in Asia.
In response, these species rapidly diversified; this process of diversifying in order to fill ecological niches is called adaptive radiation.
The biota rapidly diversified throughout the Cambrian and Ordovician periods as life-forms adapted to virtually all marine environments.
They then rapidly diversified, and a wide variety of orb weavers emerged by the middle of the Jurassic period, about 170 million years ago, according to a study in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. In the past, scientists thought that orb weavers diversified when flying insects did — that the spiders needed to specialize to catch different insects.
Central to the cancer evolution principle is the ability of cancer cells to rapidly diversify and compete as "clonal evolution of tumor cells" [2], favoring linear evolution in creating the fittest clone [3].
Current thermal regimes for many southern African succulent species of the subfamily Ruschioideae, which rapidly diversified during the cooler Pleistocene period, may be close to their tolerable extremes, and likely exceeded with anticipated future climate warming.
