Sentence examples for are diverging from inspiring English sources
verb
To run apart; to separate; to tend into different directions.
Overall, it appears that the two migrant groups are diverging with the divergence especially notable for men.
Just because the price and indicators are diverging doesn't mean divergence is a self-fulfilling prophecy, and the issues will automatically rise.
"Now, their interests are diverging".
Their national interests are diverging".
Rich-world inflation figures are diverging.
"The interests of its rich-country constituencies and its poor-country borrowers are diverging," Pritchett says.
The widening spread between them shows that investors' views are diverging.
The political values and global priorities of the US and Europe are diverging rather than converging.
The findings offered fresh evidence that Americans' fortunes are diverging by education level.
And people who live north of the national wall are diverging economically from people who live south of it.
One of the book's dispiriting conclusions is that the functions of personality and professionalism in modern politics are diverging.
