Sentence examples for so diversified that from inspiring English sources
The ghost-reality genre has become so diversified that it has spread across the major programming subcategories: children ("Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal"), animals ("The Haunted"), celebrities ("Celebrity Ghost Stories").
In his view, Kymlicka's defence of multicultural liberal nationalism as a resource for inclusive solidarity defies what he describes as the emergent reality of 'superdiversity' and 'liquid mobility.' Superdiversity refers to a situation where diversity has in itself become so diversified that one can no longer speak of specific groups.
It retains its vitality as a "home language," but dialects are so diversified that the general acceptance of a "standard" Sardinian is unlikely.
Citigroup's business is so diversified that several analysts argue that it should not be valued like a bank but like other financial services companies.
Tong can afford to be so accepting of the change his income has always been so diversified that he could bend with the changing winds.
Lukas Muehlemann, group chairman and chief executive, told a news briefing that "as a group, we are so diversified and so broadly based, we are very confident for the current year".
"She's so diversified," Mr. Scott said.
On a momentum basis, because they are so diversified and so large, they don't have breakout runs.
Pension systems for public school teachers are so enormous and diversified that gun manufacturers make up only a thin slice of their total holdings.
But on the war's financial front, the government is only now beginning to come to grips with Al Qaeda's money-raising apparatus, which officials say is so far-flung and diversified that it could survive even if Mr. bin Laden is captured or killed.
B2 The Money Trail DISMANTLING AL QAEDA -- Despite progress in unraveling the finances of the Sept. 11 attacks, investigators say it is proving difficult to dismantle the overall financing apparatus of Al Qaeda, which they say is so far-flung and diversified that it could survive even if Mr. bin Laden is captured or killed.
