Sentence examples for big divergence from inspiring English sources

The official data shows a big divergence in earnings.

Jens Søndergaard, at Nomura, said: "There is still a big divergence in wages.

Duncan Weldon (@DuncanWeldon) Overall earnings growth at 1.4% masks a big divergence = private sector +1.7%, public sector +0.5%.

A big divergence between the two instruments would suggest investors are worried about their ability to activate the default swaps.

The number of people being paid less than the minimum wage of £6.08 rose this year and there was a big divergence in earnings between London and the rest of the country, according to the ONS annual survey of earnings.

Here are Swedish and Finnish 10-year bond yields (ECB monthly data; "November 11″ is actually last Friday): You can see the big divergence as the euro crisis has exploded.

"There are very big divergences between what's good for the party and what's good for Gore," he said.

"Big divergences among sectors and national traditions mean any measures must remain voluntary," Kimberley Lansford, a senior policy adviser at the European Round Table of Industrialists, a forum for the chairmen and chief executives of major multinational companies, said Monday.

But the European Round Table of Industrialists, a forum for the chairmen and chief executives of major multinational companies, has warned that big divergences among sectors and national traditions meant any measures should remain voluntary.

I think the biggest divergence will be those employed by the public sector versus private.

Yesterday's 3.3percentt gain in the Dow while the Nasdaq fell 2.6percentt was the biggest divergence Mr. Balentine, a market veteran, said he could remember.