Sentence examples for start diversifying from inspiring English sources

STILL, the company isn't waiting for tough times to start diversifying.

Also, the Chinese came out at the beginning of this year and said, "We're going to start diversifying our foreign exchange reserves".

If you're looking for more post-Series B SaaS companies to start diversifying your customer base, this list is a good starting point.

Two main issues were raised; the unsustainability of transhumance (an issue they expressed as linked to competition for land and conflict) and the necessity for pastoralists to start diversifying their livelihoods by embracing crop farming and fodder banking.

Every time they've said that before they've come out with a correction a little bit later in the day saying that they're not going to actively sell the dollar, but now believe they will slowly, but actively start diversifying.

Governments that are highly dependent on oil and gas revenues must start diversifying their economies and treat such diversification as both economic and national security issue.

If you need a place to start, diversify your media -- consume articles, books, podcasts, radio, video and TV shows made by people of color -- and when white folks are portrayed critically, find ways to identify with them rather than assume that you're different than they are.

Just in case, he has already started diversifying.

During the 1980s they started diversifying into new ventures using the profits from clothes.

The back seven started diversifying its coverages with quarters looks that allowed for hybrid schemes.

Mr. Heinz, the financial adviser, started diversifying his investments in the run-up to the 1992 recession.