Sentence examples for be diverging from from inspiring English sources

In carrying the more explicit programming, AT&T seems to be diverging from the policy of some local cable providers.

The evidence is mixed: demand for existing homes seems to be diverging from demand for new construction, and there is considerable fluctuation in prices and demand.New data released this week indicate, again, that qualified gloom about the housing market is warranted.

However, a small bias in solution pH was introduced as the balance between alkalinity and acidity in the different categories of deposition appeared to be diverging from the base case (measured) values.

This is in accordance with a previous suggestion [ 10], that the EFSA results may be diverging from current expert opinion.

Only the Cape Buffalo (Syncerus caffer), which is estimated to be diverged from Bos taurus by 9 Mya, had lower overall genotyping success, but still provided scored genotypes for over 86% of the SNP.

First, according to the constructed phylogenetic tree the G-protein-activated IRK gene may be diverged from the ATP-regulated IRK gene.

Still, Zambia is diverging from the rest of mankind.

The United States is diverging from the policies of some other countries.

She lets you know when she's referring to past choreographers and when she's diverging from present ones.

"From the moment the 1996 election was over, every day increased the probability that the interests of Gore were diverging from the interests of Clinton".

In recent board papers, the service admitted that finding enough paramedics "is a significant challenge and is diverging from plan in frontline staff".