Sentence examples for diverging prospects from inspiring English sources

"Capital flows had been sensitive to diverging prospects for monetary policy around the world and there was a risk of further volatility in capital flows as that policy divergence progressed.

Another is that, as population growth slows, city demographics — and therefore their growth prospects — are diverging.

There are diverging views on the prospects for the different countries in the region.

In the euro area job prospects diverge hugely: unemployment is falling in Germany but Greece, Ireland and Portugal have joblessness rates not seen since the early 1990s (see bottom chart).These measures are the most worrying of all.

For Moretti, this shift to a knowledge economy means the economic prospects of cities are diverging: adaptable places with talent are becoming more prosperous, while those with less talent and locked in to traditional industries struggle.

However, it later admitted that "the business prospect diverged from the assumption we had at the time of the investment".

Yet their prospects have diverged.

Why this diverging picture?

The medium is diverging.

Analysts offer diverging views.

"Now, their interests are diverging".