Sentence examples for diverging from its from inspiring English sources

Fitbit, previously primarily focused on less-expensive and popular fitness trackers, is now diverging from its core strategy as it enters the smartwatch market.

It became worth diverging from its PR playbook.

Instead of diverging from its core purpose to expand into new areas, Dropbox kept it tight.

As the watershed shifts so does the border, diverging from its representation on official maps.

A State Supreme Court judge ruled that the village would need to seek state legislation before diverging from its original plan for municipal or public use.

The authors propose an alternative methodology of detecting these market anomalies and utilize empirical evidence to corroborate the finding that the market price of the investment in human capital in Western Balkan countries has started diverging from its fundamental value.

But it diverged from its original course, blown around by changing winds, then fell abruptly to earth, making an emergency landing.

They found that it diverged from its closest relatives about 1.51 million years ago.

Molecular dating indicated that, like several other marine invertebrates with similar antitropical distributions [ 80, 81], it diverged from its southern African sister lineage prior to the Holocene.

The position of the sequence within the clade suggests that it diverged from its closest insect homologs after the establishment of the tandem array.

As a result, potential output can temporarily diverge from its underlying trends, making it even harder to estimate.Nonetheless, the broad post-war history of America's underlying growth rate is clear.