Sentence examples for diverging accounts of from inspiring English sources

An examination of the raid — which turned up no explosives — and the widely diverging accounts of events show the difficulties the coalition forces face in winning public opinion for such military operations.

Two members of Sierra Leone's Olympics committee have given sharply diverging accounts of the fate of homeless sprinter Jimmy Thoronka, with one accusing him of not telling the truth and saying his family in the country was alive.

Reports offer diverging accounts of what transpired shortly before the upheaval.

In contrast to reward, diverging accounts have been proposed to account for the effects of positive affect on cognitive-control dynamics.

An example of such a diversity regime in society could be the Israeli and Palestinian diverging textbook accounts of history of the state of Israel [7].

As discussed below, representationalists may diverge in their accounts of the nature of representation, and they need not agree about what further conditions, besides possessing such a representation, are necessary if a being is to qualify as having a belief.

We study the complex relationship between intervening state, host state, and PMSC, taking into account the diverging interests of all involved parties as well as potential agency problems.

At that point in the story, Officer Maloney's account diverged from that of other witnesses.

Its management must take into account the dynamic interdependencies and diverging interests of various stakeholders at different levels.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani angrily protested the NATO strikes that killed two dozen Pakistani soldiers over the weekend, even as early American and Pakistani accounts of the events diverged sharply and it remained unclear exactly what precipitated the attack.

Such controversy explains why philosophical accounts of trustworthiness diverge from one another on the question of what could motivate a trustworthy person (e.g. social constraints, interests, goodwill, a moral disposition?).[6] Not surprisingly, a similar divergence occurs in accounts of trust, as those accounts bear on the issue of what sort of motivation we seek from people we trust.