Sentence examples for the push to diversify from inspiring English sources

The push to diversify out of dollars was strongest three years ago, but persists today.

The push to diversify role models is showing up in a variety of media.

It is also a potential growth market for Coca-Cola of Atlanta, Bechtel Group in San Francisco and other American companies seeking to take advantage of the government's push to diversify the economy and improve conditions for the country's 17 million people, most of whom live on $2 a day.

North Korea's courtship of Russia is part of the nation's push to diversify trade, aid and diplomatic relations.

The Academy's recent push to diversify its demographics in the wake of two consecutive years of all-white acting nominees could mean that more people inclined to appreciate a feminist superhero hit will have ballots in their hands come January. .

THEN As the long-time chief executive of Lehman Brothers, he made a big push to diversify the firm's business mix.

For SecondMarket, the bitcoin fund signals a push to diversify into new businesses.

Second, there will be a new push to diversify the European Union's sources of energy away from Russian gas, and to reduce the EU's economic dependence on Russia in general.

A push to diversify the communications arena with more minorities will allow people who view their stories through different lenses to chronicle the news in a unique way based on what they see and how they are inspired to tell the story.

Second, his push to diversify away from low-margin refining ought to shore up Sinopec's balance-sheet.

A sale would help Ferrovial, based in Madrid, pay down some of the debt that it accumulated in buying BAA for £10.2 billion in 2006 as part of its push to diversify from construction.