Sentence examples for biggest divergence from inspiring English sources

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.

"It's the biggest divergence among value funds" in the 16 years he has been at Morningstar, Mr. Breen said, with "sector weights all over the map".

Gerard Minack, a Morgan Stanley strategist, says American earnings per share are now 75% above the long-term trend, the biggest divergence recorded in the past 90 years.Most explanations for the recent strength of corporate profits have centred on the effects of globalisation; in particular, the impact of Asian workers on labour costs.

(Since its May 2005 inception, Anderson claims, it has returned 1.75% annually to the market's –0.65%.) Anderson begins by screening for companies with the biggest divergence between stock and bond performance over a given period, usually 12 months.

Indeed, the entire Dorne plot in the TV adaptation is the storyline with the biggest divergence from the books.

At last year's Game Awards Epic unveiled 50 vs. 50, which was a pretty big deal at the time: not only was it the game's first limited time mode, it was one of the biggest divergences from the PUBG formula yet, as well as a sign of the constant updates that have defined the game ever since.

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.