Sentence examples for struggle to diversify from inspiring English sources
Still, the manufacturing sector may struggle to diversify its sources of inputs.Even black marketeers are feeling the pinch.
But more than a decade after a state ballot proposition barred the use of race and ethnicity in admissions decisions, the University of California continues to struggle to diversify its campuses.
NEW YORK POST A Giant at Home, Welterweight Abroad | JPMorgan Chase's revenue from outside the United States declined by 10 percent last year, and its profit fell 23 percent, to $5.5 billion, The Wall Street Journal reports, highlighting the bank's struggle to diversify outside its domestic market.
Jackson said Wednesday it's been a "struggle" to diversify the police force, but he's been trying to do so during his tenure as chief.
Acer has struggled to diversify into mobile devices.
Oracle is still struggling to diversify into hardware.
During the 1920s and 1930s, it struggled to diversify out of textiles.
The government, which is struggling to diversify its economy and create jobs, wants to get more out of its main commodity.
Only two years ago, fire officials hailed the program for bringing more women and minorities into the department as it struggled to diversify its ranks.
He said, 'We've decided you'll have to resign.'" The business was struggling to diversify, and Peter was responsible for its loss-making US operation, but he insists it wasn't due to his performance.
Yet last month, Australia's race discrimination commissioner, Tim Soutphommasane, raised an additional challenge for companies struggling to diversify their leadership ranks when he highlighted the lack of Australian leaders of Asian descent.
