Sentence examples for deviate from the basic from inspiring English sources

Belcampo's cobbler does not deviate from the basic formula of lightly sweetened sherry over ice, but I can tell you that the effect is to make the nutty, fragrant wine taste even more like itself.

But of the 100 or so proposed coal plants, only a couple deviate from the basic type in which pulverized coal is burned while airborne in a furnace that dominates the industry.

Yet the secretary arrived at the helm of HHS holding a variety of views that deviate from the basics of federal health policy.

After deviating from the basic tenet of following the Party's mass line, which is serving the people heart and soul, the question is: where will China go from here?" The state apparatus will come down heavily on the Li family.

The genotype distribution of both controls and CAD patients were in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium except for T2DM that deviated from the basic norm (p = 0.0001).

The bivalves occupy a wide variety of habitats and, as a consequence, deviate widely from the basic body plan.

Given Diablo II's fervent fan base and strong franchise identity, it probably would have been unfair to expect Blizzard to deviate much from the basic formula.

Kaput estimates that the middle 60percentt of the bell curve are probably not going to need to deviate too much from the basic fruit-and-vegetable-heavy diet recommended by the Department of Agriculture.

The new advice, called "waiver concepts" because they are ideas for how states could get federal permission to deviate from the law's basic rules, stray from those goals.

Pressure transducers along the pipeline, together with the flowmeters are required to establish where the pressure gradient has deviated from that predicted from the basic equations of fluid flow.

We do not deviate from our basic approach to language … The definition the Language Council provides has been formulated based on how the word is used in Swedish," Cederberg's statement said.