Sentence examples for broad convergence from inspiring English sources

At this point, however, we seem to have a broad convergence.

But they also deceived people into thinking broad convergence is the natural way of things.

A lively new party, the Broad Convergence of Angolan Salvation (CASA), led by Abel Chivukuvuku, a former UNITA man, has fired up young activists.

Germany's foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, who sided with France in opposing the war, said there was a "very broad convergence of views on the central role of the United Nations".

To the contrary, the in-depth discussions between the President of the Republic and Senator Obama on Iran during their meeting in Paris in July demonstrated a broad convergence of views on this issue.

Meanwhile, two opposition parties strengthened their positions: the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) polled 19%, almost doubling its 2008 showing, and the newly formed Broad Convergence for Angola's Salvation Electoral Coalition (CASA-CE) took 6% of the vote.

In discussing the funding, Innovid co-founder and CEO Zvika Netter pointed to the broader convergence of television and digital video, which will be accelerated by things like the rollout of Google Fiber and Apple new web TV service, reportedly coming this fall.

The number of divergence events within host groups was many more than expected by chance revealing a pronounced pattern of repeated divergence of this trait within host groups and broad scale convergence across the radiation of feather lice.

We observe both support for the broad σ-convergence theory in the post-Cold War period as well as strong divergence dynamics immediately following the financial crisis and Great Recession with, moreover, observable patterns of growth that are correlated in time with governmental policies introduced in the wake of economic shocks.

In addition to the broad trend of convergence between voice, data and entertainment services, and the networks and companies that deliver them, the term is also used in at least two other senses that are worth a brief glance.The first is the convergence between the worlds of telecoms and computing, otherwise known as information technology (IT).

In a broader, metaphysical sense, the convergence of these contemporary mythic figures evokes an archetypal tension between an Apollonian will to order and a Dionysian rage for destruction.