Sentence examples for diverging on from inspiring English sources

Our futures drifted away from this family, this island life like fine pencil lines diverging on a paper, and now we return to the design a generation later.

With North Korea's relations with the outside world at a low ebb, foreign diplomats were busy today, with Americans and Russians diverging on whether to take the issue of North Korea's nuclear programs to the United Nations Security Council.

The study, by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, a nonprofit group in Washington, shows teenagers and adults diverging on the topic of teenage sex: how many teenagers are having it, the importance of having it, and the influences for or against having it.

American officials were eager to dispel any impression that the US and South Korea were diverging on how to deal with North Korea.

For diverging areas, about 2.26 times more crashes are likely to occur near diverging areas on the left compared to those diverging on the right side of the freeway.

Evolution, like the creative mind, is constantly diverging on possibilities and converging on the most appropriate options.

Our memories diverged on one point, though: the Indian bosom.

Today, both companies continue to spend heavily on advertising, but in recent years have diverged on marketing strategies with one choosing a path focused heavily on technology, while the other has built its brand around promotions. .

/ Two roads diverged on ESPN, / And LeBron took the one more traveled by: / Rush hour on the 826".

So no matter what your purpose, when two roads diverge on your business path, always take the one with more power outlets and wireless coverage.

This study demonstrated that Saudi mothers' preferences diverge on many aspects of BBN concerning newborns, suggesting that a "one-size-fits-all" approach is inappropriate.