Sentence examples for be a divergence between from inspiring English sources

Of course there will be a divergence between the perfect, theoretical ethics and their practical application.

She was annoyed by the statement in the document that "there will, for the first time, be a divergence between the general understanding and definition of marriage in England as enshrined in law and the doctrine of marriage held by the Church of England and reflected in the canons and the Book of Common Prayer".

The figure also shows that there seems to be a divergence between the two corpora in terms of the share of the material processes.

Tucker said there had been a divergence between mature and emerging markets in the second half of the year.

There has been a divergence between phone and online polling throughout the campaign.

There has always been a divergence between the view others hold of Texas and the view Texans hold of themselves, with cliches abounding in both.

"It's part of a systemic pattern where there's a divergence between the pristine world of the V.A.'s central office and what goes on around the country," said Gordon Erspamer, a lawyer for the plaintiffs.

Mr. Trichet, serving as spokesman for the group, did not refer to any specific countries but said there was a divergence between the advanced economies and "impressive" growth in emerging markets.

Olli Rehn told BBC News that although there was a divergence between buoyant markets and challenging employment conditions, the economic reforms which have reassured investors would bear fruit in the wider economy.

Following the divergence of N. concolor there is a divergence between N. gabriellae and the N. leucogenys/N.

Here, there is a divergence between age of onset and susceptibility.