Sentence examples for try to diversify from inspiring English sources

In Ethiopia's wet highlands farmers may try to diversify crops.

They should try to diversify their economies and to process more of their own raw materials.

Most of us try to diversify our investments and balance risk and security to protect against the unexpected.

He has done more than Mr Morales to try to diversify his country's economy, with so far uncertain results.

Rog How: We make small tester orders to try to diversify our stock as much as possible.

Their difficulties in securing funding have long worried politicians, and there are ideas aplenty to try to diversify their sources of capital.

Expect to see slower loan growth, more asset sales and a fight for deposits, as banks try to diversify their sources of funding.

When it did try to diversify, it landed in trouble: the acquisition in the 1990s of Packard Bell, an American PC maker, was a failure.

The city should try to diversify its tech growth away from Internet firms to include industries like biotech, which supplies large numbers of both specialist and nonspecialist jobs.

Republican officials are acutely aware of the lily-white nature of much of their party and when it does try to "diversify" that usually means Hispanics.

That has kept soda companies lobbying hard against taxes, even as they also try to diversify away from sugary drinks for the sake of their bottom lines.