Sentence examples for through diversified from inspiring English sources

Far better to make long-term bets on the growth of the economy, through diversified holdings of stocks and bonds.

"We are a company that got badly hurt in 2008, but we found the growth we needed through diversifying.

Smaller charities may look to do a skills inventory to identify strengths that have a current or future value to the organisation, and then capitalise these skills through diversifying your workforce.

Those co-benefits include increased resource efficiency, with its associated lower costs and increased competitiveness; stronger energy security through diversifying away from the insecure supply and price-volatile fossil fuels; improved air quality through reducing use of coal and electrifying transport; and securing early mover advantage in the green technologies of tomorrow.

You can protect your funds and bolster multiple environmental sectors, through diversifying your portfolio by investing in a variety of green sectors.

Fourth, it is possible that early branching genotypes maintain higher susceptibilities because of host immune heterogeneity i.e. through diversifying selection.

Continuing the theme of reducing GP's workload through diversifying service provision, a general practice in a large provincial Queensland city has trialled the introduction of cervical screening by practice nurses [ 13] with a resultant 14.5% increase over a two year period in the overall number of cervical screens being undertaken in this practice [ 13].

The TMVB is a biodiversity hotspot (Myers et al. 2000) where temperate-to-cold adapted plant species are thought to have either survived through, or diversified in situ during, the Pleistocene climate fluctuations (Toledo 1982; Graham 1999).

Although mining is dominant, the town's economy has diversified through commerce and cocoa production.

In 1961 Martin Company diversified through its merger with American-Marietta Company (incorporated 1930) to form Martin Marietta Corporation.

During the Pliocene Epoch (5.3 2.6 million years ago) the warm, dry conditions of the Miocene continued, and all the living passerine families diversified through speciation.