Sentence examples for continuing to diverge from inspiring English sources

"Europe is continuing to diverge," said Alessandro Profumo, a former chief executive of UniCredit, one of the largest banks in Italy, and a member of the board at Bocconi University in Milan.

Although we cannot conclude with certainty whether the documented ecotypes are continuing to diverge or are collapsing (such as observed in a Gasterosteus aculeatus species pair [ 72]), we hypothesise that they are more likely to be diverging because of the apparent temporal reproductive isolation of the two ecotypes.

However, WNV has continued to diverge and the total number of fixed mutations and the overall nucleotide divergence have increased.

Interests will continue to diverge between Iran and the West.

Although an armistice was signed in 1953, North and South continued to diverge ideologically.

"But by the end of the first term, their grades jumped apart and continued to diverge over the next two years.

And should the two measures continue to diverge, it will only serve to underscore the weakness of the unemployment rate at measuring the health of the economy.

As society continues to diverge from that evolutionary past, the economic and social consequences of being such a misfit may become increasingly important.

But, paradoxically, as Scotland's voting behaviour continued to diverge from the rest of the UK, it increasingly resembled the rest of the country.

Most economists predict that growth rates in Britain and the rest of Europe will continue to diverge in 2005, with Britain's growth slowing and the euro zone's quickening.

As their story lines continue to diverge, the dynamic of the Risk Brothers may say less about Hamilton and Bradley than about the road from wrong to redemption that so many athletes ride.