Sentence examples for diverges far from from inspiring English sources

The articles, which the newspaper stated had been in the works for months, were published barely a week after Mr. Mbeki fired Ms. Tshabalala-Msimang's deputy, Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge, whose public stance on H.I.V. diverges far from that of the health minister.

There is a risk that the PF estimate diverges far from the true location.

This mash-up of hip-hop, electronica and pop diverges far from what we've become too familiar with Korea's "Queen of Hip Hop," as Tasha's latest single enters a newfound cross-section of audiovisual entertainment.

Many say, however, the station is not free to report critically on Qatar or diverge far from Qatari foreign policy.

This force gives the nearly parallel electron a helical motion about the direction of the magnetic field, keeping it from diverging far from the parallel path.

The increment in each of the iterations ensures that the resultant proteins do not diverge far from the initially chosen protein.

1)   Though the focus of Weediquette has diverged far from its initial premise, I actually kind of hate weed etiquette and the people that insist on it.

Our raccoon dogs had been kept for only a few generations as fur animals and thus they probably had not genetically diverged far from their wild relatives.

We recognized that delivering education that diverges too far from frequently encountered clinical topics tends to be defective and deteriorate from the start.

Ford also addressed the issue of EU regulations, admitting that Britain could not diverge too far from expectations, but that that there ought to be some flexibility.

Most who read the CIA report express horror that the US could have diverged so far from the path of civilisation.