Sentence examples for diverged on from inspiring English sources

Our memories diverged on one point, though: the Indian bosom.

Today, both companies continue to spend heavily on advertising, but in recent years have diverged on marketing strategies with one choosing a path focused heavily on technology, while the other has built its brand around promotions. .

However, our mtDNA data do support a major role for the Pyrenees in isolating populations, and the two main divergent lineages (depicted by node "1" in Figure  1A) appear to have diverged on either side of this major barrier within the last one million years, since around the mid Pleistocene.

/ Two roads diverged on ESPN, / And LeBron took the one more traveled by: / Rush hour on the 826".

Given our estimates of divergence dates, the most likely evolutionary history is that Pthirus and Pediculus diverged on an ancestor of chimpanzee, human, and gorilla roughly 13 MYA (a duplication event), with each genus then having the potential to cospeciate with descendent hosts.

Therefore, detailed phylogenetic analysis based on full-length mitochondrial genomic sequences using additional Selachii species that are thought to be diverged on evolutionary important positions, will be necessary for estimation of the precise divergence times in future.

So no matter what your purpose, when two roads diverge on your business path, always take the one with more power outlets and wireless coverage.

This study demonstrated that Saudi mothers' preferences diverge on many aspects of BBN concerning newborns, suggesting that a "one-size-fits-all" approach is inappropriate.

Interestingly, contracts frequently diverge on academic performance.

Even Democrats with common policy goals diverge on strategy.

But he said the two interests could easily diverge on the matter of a strike.