Sentence examples for a fundamental divergence from inspiring English sources
The Iraqi concerns, analysed in a dispatch sent from the US embassy in Baghdad by then ambassador Christopher Hill in September 2009, represent a fundamental divergence from the American and British view of Iran as arch-predator in Iraq.
Rather, the tragedy in Syria has brought to the surface a fundamental divergence between Russia's approach to international intervention and that of much of the rest of the international community, particularly the United States and the European Union.
Some analysts hope these meetings will help work towards a real code of conduct in the seas - but there remains a fundamental divergence in approach between China and Asean.
This titanic call for a fundamental divergence from the status quo is supported, in theory, by voters from all across the political spectrum: Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, Green Party members, and even those who consider themselves Tea Party Republicans.
Thus we regard the split between Bacteria and Archaea as a fundamental divergence, reflected in many molecular phylogenies.
A reconstructed tree of life based on 31 orthologous domains from 191 organisms whose genomes had been completely sequenced shows a fundamental divergence amongst the bacteria into Gram-positive (Firmicutes and Actinobacteria) and Gram-negative, with the Firmicutes as the most ancient of the bacterial phyla [ 41].
It argues that, in addition to variations in perceptions based on diverse knowledge, priorities and agendas, there exists a more fundamental divergence based upon different understandings of the timescale of climate change and related ideas of urgency and crisis.
A more fundamental divergence is that the approaches emphasize different — and potentially opposing — values, and are carried out according to different orders of operation.
The presence of large and variable numbers of glomeruli may reflect a fundamental difference in human OB organization, perhaps indicating divergence from the rodent model of odor processing.
