Sentence examples for was diversifying from inspiring English sources
verb
To make diverse or various in form or quality; to give variety to; to variegate; to distinguish by numerous differences or aspects.
He said Delphi was diversifying beyond G.M. and the auto industry in general.
I joined the company when it was diversifying its work force.
I was diversifying in my own industry to allow for these things that were harming us in terms of lost sales.
It was an age when English aristocracy was diversifying to survive; and where the Baths of Longleat had their lions, Glenconner had his commodified paradise.
A particular focus for Mr. Marx was diversifying the student body, bringing in not only more minorities, but also international students, veterans and the middle-aged.
And last week at a cannabis conference in Rhode Island, Mr. DeAngelo was diversifying his product line, introducing a kind of "pot lite" with less psychoactive agents than regular marijuana and thus popular with what he calls "cannabis-naïve patients".
The portfolio was diversified, including Polo Ralph Lauren, Hilton Hotels and The Washington Post Company.
"It was diversify or die".
One is diversifying operations.
And criminals are diversifying.
