Sentence examples for were diversified 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.
The Lehman Brothers Foundation has $28 million in assets, and a spokesman said the foundation's holdings were diversified.
They also assumed that complex investments linked to home loans drawn from around the nation were diversified, and thus safer.
Although the range of subjects was extended, courses were diversified, and final achievement was indicated by a cumulative point system.
The study concluded that only 2 of the 13 companies surveyed were diversified and innovative enough to survive Nummi's closing.
As a result, inflation fell, exports increased and were diversified, and the gross domestic product (GDP) experienced growth, at least until a global financial crisis began in 2008.
Hamlets, comprising a few households or an extended family or two, were common on the larger volcanic islands, where food resources were diversified and scattered over a range of environmental zones.
We want to be diversified".
Big economies also tend to be diversified.
"You want to be diversified," he said.
This is a way to be diversified".
