Sentence examples for has been some convergence from inspiring English sources

So there has been some convergence — but vive la difference!

Although he acknowledged this week that "there has been some convergence in the view about the long-term effects of divorce" -- and that his own research now showed that the problems caused by divorce linger -- he also said that Ms. Wallerstein exaggerates the harm.

However, there has been some convergence of results over time, particularly for ethanol from maize, wheat and sugar cane.

There had been some convergence on the matter between the Kremlin and Obama.

Nominal unit labor cost divergences (the south versus Germany) became huge in the pre-crisis period and are still distressingly high, though there has been some painful convergence except in Italy.

Unsurprisingly, there has been some considerable convergence on the properties of this time-course.

There have been some recent developments where convergence analysis for projection methods under somewhat weaker conditions such as cocoercivity [28] and partial relaxed monotonicity [24] is achieved.

In the past year or so there have been some interesting attempts at convergence with so-called Media Center PCs, (including PCs built into the back of flat-panel screens), but the problem is that these devices remain complex Windows-based machines prone to viruses and mysterious crashes.

But over the last 20 years there has been a convergence of ideologies".

I think there has been a convergence of views on the business tax reform.

In recent years there has been a convergence between cellphones and the GPS units that drivers put on their car's dashboard or suction-cup to the windshield.