Sentence examples for divergent views about whether from inspiring English sources
A delegation of American nuclear experts was in Pakistan last week, but found that the two countries had fundamentally divergent views about whether Pakistan's changes to its arsenal pose a danger.
There were divergent views about whether the Walk-in Centre provided access to primary care at a reasonable cost to the community.
These tensions often involve competition for resources and divergent views about how to reach those goals.
[C5.] Different Views on Deal for Lucent As Alcatel and Lucent intensify merger talks, investors and analysts have divergent views about the merits of a combination.
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, the Democrats and Republicans, have radically divergent views about the direction of the country.
There were also deeply divergent views about what the two sides would discuss during the 90 days, officials said.
They served together as ministers in the first administration of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, though now offer divergent views about the country's future, particularly with regard to the economy.
Even within the National Association of Utility Regulators, an influential lobbying group of state regulators, some top officials have greatly divergent views about how to regulate telecommunications in the 21st century.
Even inside the offices of American Progress, there are divergent views about how to divide resources between doing battle and doing research.
As Alcatel and Lucent intensify their merger talks, investors and industry analysts seem to have oddly divergent views about the merits of such a combination.
