"There are such deep divergences of policy.
We should be able to bridge existing divergences of views.
Again there were some sharp divergences of opinion.
That notion also helps to explain the coincidences and divergences of the Oscars for Best Director and Best Picture.
The story is a sturdy mechanism that runs on the crossings and divergences of public and personal goals.
The book alternates between Paul's and Veblen's perspectives, in a way that highlights the similarities and divergences of their backgrounds.
So one of the fundamental divergences of our time is precisely about how many or how few shared norms we need.
Yet Europe and America were no longer held together by the common enemy -- the Soviet threat -- and divergences of view increased in the 1990's.
Within species, the COI marker yielded two clusters with nucleotide divergences of 0.0 1.3%.
The divergences of contact behavior and the strong correlation for the eight contact models still exist.
Regarding inference, the divergences of interpretation concern the logical domain rather than the epistemological one.
