Sentence examples for diverging interest from inspiring English sources

The tournament, one of only two, aside from the four Grand Slam events, that runs two weeks and features both men and women, is splitting into two tournaments of diverging interest.

China and Japan have diverging interests in the country.

And these masters have diverging interests.

Diverging interests and autonomous activities in the international field are the consequences.

Ostensibly, the sweetly sad chronicle of a lost love, doomed by diverging interests—"When did you change?

Diverging interests among parties in the bankruptcy could create problems for law firms that are representing more than one group.

The decision to spin off the animation division is driven by the diverging interests of the three founders.

Melvyn Krauss's article on Europe's interest in rebuffing President Obama's push for stronger European stimulus demands a response ("Diverging interests," Views, April 9).

Now the Canadian court has set up a test where not only must a board consider shareholders but the often diverging interests of debt holders.

Forming a government, and then keeping it together, depends on the co-operation of a gaggle of groups, often with diverging interests.

The Germans were deeply angered earlier this year by Mr Sarkozy's original plan for a Mediterranean Union that would have excluded them, as they have no shoreline on the sea.With Europe facing recession, diverging interests may create fresh strains.