Sentence examples for greater divergence of from inspiring English sources

He said there was likely to be a greater divergence of views in the coming books than some might expect.

In the late Archaic period, however, Greek traditions began to envision a greater divergence of paths in the afterlife.

A vertical facial pattern is a factor considered in the condylar-glenoid fossa relation because patients with a long vertical facial pattern exhibit greater divergence of the palatal and mandibular plane influencing condylar rotation, which can be displaced with respect to a group of medium vertical pattern control [14].

If there was no clear agreement on what authorized Trump's attack, there was an even greater divergence of opinion on what comes next, or what the Trump's undefined authority might allow him to do in Syria, or perhaps North Korea or Ukraine.

The phylogenetic analyses indicate that the U.S. is populated with a much greater divergence of FIV than previously thought.

The greater divergence of DIA1R, compared to DIA1, is more apparent when sequences from more evolutionary distant species are compared.

But the public statements suggest a great divergence of opinion beyond the niceties of diplomatic interpretation, and that each has endorsed the deal in accordance with how they perceive it.

From that point, the "great divergence" of the West from the Rest came to an end, and the world embarked on a "great reconvergence".

In antiquity there was a great divergence of opinion about the number of rites of passage, but in later times 16 were recognized as most important.

The greatest divergence of this group of insects and those of Ceará appears to have occurred 8000 years ago.

Though one can't entirely deny the possibility that we are on the precipice of a Great Divergence of the Converged.