Sentence examples for deeply divergent from inspiring English sources

The domestic yak populations had two deeply divergent phylogenetic groups with a divergence time of > 100,000 yrs BP.

All the plans were quite complex and deeply divergent.

There are deeply divergent views among the Republicans who control Congress.

In that sense, it is one more reflection of the deeply divergent emotions she evokes.

These are fundamentally different concepts representing deeply divergent ways of looking at the world.

There were also deeply divergent views about what the two sides would discuss during the 90 days, officials said.

The Zionist idea and its principal political progeny are the subject of deeply divergent interpretations, not least inside the Jewish state itself.

I started by examining the deeply divergent climate change views of four Nobel laureates in physics and reviewed the valuable work on "cultural cognition" by Dan Kahan and others.

Egyptian media coverage of the clearance of protest camps occupied by supporters of deposed president Mohammed Morsi has been deeply divergent.

Justice is achieved only when an overlapping consensus among people moved by deeply divergent but reasonable comprehensive moral views can be attained, a consensus in which such citizens can affirm principles of justice from within those comprehensive views.

Because the savanna males are larger, they likely outcompete the forest males in the areas where the two groups of elephants overlap, effectively erasing their deeply divergent genetic history.