Sentence examples for ready to diversify from inspiring English sources

"Putin is ready to diversify gas supplies at any expense because he considers it geopolitically important," Milov said.

It also fueled speculation that other governments — including Beijing — might be ready to diversify their reserves, even at near-record gold prices, helping to soak up I.M.F.

If you're ready to diversify your business, look into taking online orders, adding a food truck, or working with catering companies.[15].

The founder himself may have approved, as he enjoyed making radical changes: he became the first couturier to diversify into ready-to-wear, pioneered the trouser suit and introduced the first black models to Paris catwalks.

The key, says the fashion blogger Frédérique Renaut, is for labels to diversify, producing perfume, accessories and a ready-to-wear line under their brand name in order to generate the necessary profits to take a risk with haute couture.

Justice, given his background and politics of the state, is not "ready to throw in the towel" on coal, but he admits the state needs to diversify its energy strategy.

Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) - UNICEF has worked long and hard to diversify its supplier base for this important product - with 22 per cent of 2013 procurement coming from Africa.

Skint decided to diversify.

But we need to diversify".

It sorely needs to diversify.

'I have had to diversify.