Sentence examples for be diverging from inspiring English sources
verb
To run apart; to separate; to tend into different directions.
Yet, while practice may be divergent, it may not be diverging, and recent actions such as the amended Directive are designed to encourage more convergence.
The Europeans want it because they fear that those interests may be diverging.
This year it has launched SuneoClub, a global all-inclusive brand.Consumer tastes seem to be diverging.
A blind eye will therefore often appear to be diverging under resting conditions.
In carrying the more explicit programming, AT&T seems to be diverging from the policy of some local cable providers.
But the interests of the movement and the government appear increasingly to be diverging, as prosecutions of opponents widen.
Moreover, paralogs with diverged DNA binding site motifs tend to be diverged in their function.
In case there are a number of anomalous users, the normal pattern would be diverged.
"Now, their interests are diverging".
Their national interests are diverging".
