Sentence examples for divergent lessons from inspiring English sources

Another illustration of the deep divisions among environmentalists came in the days following the Fukushima nuclear calamity, when Bill McKibben and a British counterpart, George Monbiot, drew utterly divergent lessons from the disaster.

Instead, you can't help but get the sense that there is little sharing of lessons and enormously divergent approaches based on what donors give and not always on what people most need.

Highlighting the elements that are convergent along with those that may be divergent is useful for drawing lessons on how policies were implemented in these six countries.

This difficulty is compounded by the diffidence of the writing styles in both the Daode Jing and the Zhuangzi which is so marked that it is often tempting to suspect the writers intended to be ambiguous, to invite divergent interpretation as an object lesson in the "inconstancy" of any discourse-based dao.

"But I think we learnt the lessons of including as many divergent voices as possible — if you look at the Oxfams, if you look at the Greenpeaces, if you look at the shapers, not just the civil society leaders, people imprisoned for standing up for human rights, you have a very powerful set of voices to hold people to account".

They also reflected the divergent use of SPs in their lab lesson reports.

These results help fill a gap in knowledge by drawing on empirical data to demonstrate how divergent outcomes have begun to emerge among different groups of SocioPáramo participants, providing lessons for PES program design.

The lesson he learned in Malaysia is one he considers every time he puts people with divergent opinions in a room together — especially when those differing ideas involve religion.

And Divergent is dangerous.

They took divergent paths.

Divergent is anything but.