Sentence examples for a big divergence from inspiring English sources
The official data shows a big divergence in earnings.
Jens Søndergaard, at Nomura, said: "There is still a big divergence in wages.
Duncan Weldon (@DuncanWeldon) Overall earnings growth at 1.4% masks a big divergence = private sector +1.7%, public sector +0.5%.
A big divergence between the two instruments would suggest investors are worried about their ability to activate the default swaps.
The number of people being paid less than the minimum wage of £6.08 rose this year and there was a big divergence in earnings between London and the rest of the country, according to the ONS annual survey of earnings.
After mid-2008 there was a big divergence, with the state banks (which come in three main flavours: the nationalised banks, State Bank of India and the regional rural banks) keeping credit growing fairly steadily.
"Language makes a big difference.
It makes a big difference".
Not all analysts see a big, lasting divergence.
But the survey also suggests that the issue will grow as a wedge that divides the party, in part because of a big generational divergence: 76% of Republicans over 65 oppose gay marriage, while only 54% of those under 30 do.
