Sentence examples for divergent path of from inspiring English sources

Human capital seems to explain the lion's share of the divergent path of the two cities and their countries, both because of its direct effect and because of the connection between education and political instability.

A first example indicative of a divergent path of chlorophyll breakdown was found in extracts of senescent leaves of the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana: 22 five fractions with the UV/Vis characteristics of NCCs were identified (termed At-NCC-1 to At-NCC-5) and their constitutions were determined by NMR and MS measurements.

The numbers underscore the divergent paths of the two firms.

Two divergent paths of the Arab spring are clearly visible today.

Her novel The Lowland (2013) chronicles the divergent paths of two Bengali brothers.

Amir Garrett, shivering, sat on top of the dugout holding the divergent paths of his future in each hand.

"The melancholy folklore of exile" pervades this novel, which describes the divergent paths of three young Chilean poets around the time of Pinochet's coup.

More than a few N.B.A. analysts have drawn a correlation between Randolph's move East and the divergent paths of the Blazers and the Knicks.

The news that Al Qaeda and Nusra were joining together not only appeared to partly validate his claims but reflected the divergent paths of the insurgency against him.

By Ben McGrath March 23 , 2011William Rhoden's column in the Times examines the "divergent paths" of the primary witnesses in the Barry Bonds case, which began yesterday with opening statements, and the looming Roger Clemens case, which is due to go to trial in July.

William Rhoden's column in the Times examines the "divergent paths" of the primary witnesses in the Barry Bonds case, which began yesterday with opening statements, and the looming Roger Clemens case, which is due to go to trial in July.