diversified造句

You really have a very diversified environment.

But the underlying economy has not been diversified or restructured.

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The university diversified the educational program by introducing new subjects.

Most emerging countries have a penchant for highly diversified conglomerates.

OER can make an important contribution to a diversified supply of learning resources.

Take grain as the key link, develop a diversified economy and ensure an all-round development.

Develop a diversified talent team of specialist nurses, puncture nurses and maintenance nurses.

The Tic data show that China has not diversified into US equities or corporate bonds.

But Amex says it will keep a more diversified funding model.

The overall conclusions are that, with respect to asset allocation, you want to create an equity-oriented diversified portfolio.

The course we are jointly pursuing is not a blunt assault, but a diversified multi-pronged approach.

It suggests that large, diversified funds will not only survive, but could prosper by swooping on assets they consider cheap.

So dependent are they on Chinese demand that even a diversified portfolio may not be much of a defence against a downturn.

DUNCAN NIEDERAUER: "This not only creates the world's premier exchange group, but there's a word we all want you to focus on today, and that is diversified."

Han Meilin, chief of the mascot design team explained that, "China has such a profound and diversified culture that no single mascot could possibly represent it!"

Guide a design with diversified design principle, attain an economy to turn as far as possible in the design, the ecosystem turn, humanize, harmless turn, intensive turn.

If your investment portfolio is well diversified and you check in on it once every few months to see if it needs to be rebalanced, there's no need to follow daily fluctuations.