Sentence examples for explaining the divergence from inspiring English sources
A higher pace of urban growth, greater self-government for cities, and a strong trade focus in urban public policy have all also been suggested as key factors explaining the divergence.
We quantify the cultural differences between English and Indian families and show that they are instrumental in explaining the divergence in their average probabilities of male births.
Our data concur with other studies on comparative phylogeography in Europe [ 9, 10] in explaining the divergence between lineages in the context of divergence among three main areas and of the effect of the Alpine barrier in population differentiation.
The latter has become an important player in everything from energy supply to the battle against nuclear weapons.This partly explains the divergence of opinions about how to respond.
Asked to explain the divergence in accounts, the international force official said, "In Helmand, there are significant political challenges going on, to put it mildly".
"When you buy any commodity equity, it's not the same as buying the commodity," Rebecca Patterson, chief market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, said to explain the divergence.
Although I can't fully explain the divergence, it could come from the particular public sector focus of our report, which led to feedback that there was less contracting and commissioning "as clients are less sure of their budgets and more competition for each contract".
Here is that split, illustrated:And here is how the column explains the divergence:Bill Martin and Robert Rowthorn, of the University of Cambridge, argue that those puzzling over Britain's productivity may have causation the wrong way round: wages did not fall in response to declining productivity; declining productivity was instead a consequence of falling real wages.
This article aims to explain the divergence between societal debate and biosafety legislation and presents approaches to bring both together.
