Sentence examples for diverging markedly from inspiring English sources

He not only did not pursue or even contemplate the vie de bohème, he would not allow it even to be discussed, thereby diverging markedly from the more usual Oxford liking for gossip.

The British and American economies have diverged markedly in recent years.

His dark tone diverged markedly from the upbeat speeches by world leaders at the start of the three-day session on Wednesday, and from the positive speech given Friday morning by Laura Bush, the first lady.

According to registration numbers supplied to Edmunds.com by Polk, the automotive forecasting and analysis firm, New Yorkers' tastes diverged markedly from those of their countrymen in the first five months of 2012.

Dantonio's inexorable drive to succeed carries more than a hint of Saban's obsessive nature, but it diverges markedly when it comes to the old-school values that continue to underwrite much of what the Spartan chief does and says.

In conclusion, they deemed the use of multi-model averages as being of merit as single results diverged markedly.

Those figures diverge markedly from the official Census Bureau figures because they include the value of refundable tax credits (such as the Earned Income Tax Credit and the child tax credit) and noncash benefits like housing and food aid.

Corsican UM1 diverged markedly, UM1 from Piana being even more extreme along the first axis of total variance.

Six of the 14 members can be classified into Sox group B but have diverged markedly, and three of them are characterized by an additional residue in the HMG domain [13], [23].

Eight of the meiotic genes are apparently limited to eukaryotes (i.e., Hop1, Hop2, Mnd1, Rad52, Rad21, Rec8, Pds5, Scc3) and either arose during eukaryotic evolution or diverged markedly beyond recognition from prokaryotic ancestors; all eight have experienced gene duplication events in their eukaryotic evolutionary histories.

Following adjustment, the hazard ratios diverged markedly (RHR=0.94 and 1.11 respectively).