Sentence examples for diverge on how from inspiring English sources

The denominations also diverge on how to accept a convert into Judaism.

Where a businessman and a coach might see the same objective they often diverge on how to get there.

Both men talk up the importance of federal investments in basic research, but diverge on how government should approach more applied activities.

Reviewers agreed that Alexander Masters' A Life Discarded – a biography of an unknown person based on diaries found in a skip – was a laudable project, but diverged on how successful it was as a book.

But the discussion that could be heard over the din revealed a wide gulf between Mr. Turner, a retired cable television executive, and Mr. Weprin, a state assemblyman, who talked at length about runaway federal spending but diverged on how to control it.

American officials were eager to dispel any impression that the US and South Korea were diverging on how to deal with North Korea.

While both data sources provided critical information pertaining to jail suicides, they often diverged on how much information was collected and the types of variables that were available (see Table 1).

Where they diverge is on how fast to get there.

Naturally, diplomats had strongly diverging views on how they would be affected.

But the Democrats and Republicans have diverged sharply on how to fund them.

Sansal expects criticism for what the group is saying about Israel, but believes that "the great majority" of Israelis and Palestinians believe peace will be achieved through the creation of two states, diverging only on how this can be achieved.