Sentence examples for take steps to diversify from inspiring English sources

As they did two years ago after a similar supply disruption, European officials have promised in the wake of the Ukraine dispute to take steps to diversify the Continent's sources of gas to end its reliance on Russia, which supplies nearly 30percentt of the total.

What Saudi Arabia needs to do, in earnest, is take steps to diversify away from oil dependence.

More significantly, Mr. Siegel has taken steps to diversify the company.

In the wake of the Christopher Commission's findings, the department took steps to diversify its ranks.

"While Shell and its major rivals still have the bulk of their investments in oil and natural gas, they are taking steps to diversify," Bloomberg News reports.

The pain for FedEx would have been sharper had it not taken steps to diversify its business by buying RPS, a ground delivery company, in 1997 -- partly in response to moves by its rival, United Parcel Service, to increase its air cargo business.

Most large oil companies are taking steps to diversify into natural gas, petrochemicals and alternative energy.

Meanwhile Knight is also taking steps to diversify; it just inked a deal with 19 European brokerages to use its order-flow model.

Odessa has taken steps to diversify the energy it provides with ventures in wind, clean coal and nuclear energy being explored.

To its credit, Kazakhmys has been taking steps to diversify itself away from dependence on a single metal (its production of copper is six times that of gold, silver and zinc put together).

When "Girls" was criticized for being too white, Lena Dunham responded, promising to make steps to diversify.