Sentence examples for some diversification from inspiring English sources

"There's always a place for some diversification because life is full of uncertainties," he said.

Some diversification has occurred through the production of motorcycles, leather goods, and packaging.

"But it's also for remaking our economy and creating some diversification".

Also, you may already have built up significant pension assets, and therefore some diversification would be a good idea.

First, I examined the claim that hedge funds have intrinsic market exposure but are still an alternative investment class that provides (some) diversification benefits.

For starters, he said, "you give up some diversification" — the kind you get by holding exposure to a basket of currencies, not just the dollar.

"Companies used to be much more independent of investors, but due to some infelicitous diversifications, some people got much more involved.

Glassmaking long dominated the borough's industrial structure but has declined; there has been some economic diversification.

For Ricardo Pinto, editor of Ponto Final, one of the Portuguese dailies, the connection also allows this city "some economic diversification away from gambling".

"People who like the idea of international fixed income and want some strong diversification don't need any U.S. exposure in their global bond fund," Ms. Hughes said.

The BRICs provide some portfolio diversification benefits, but it is not justifiable to treat all BRICs as a homogeneous group of emerging economies in terms of stock market comovement.