Sentence examples for held divergent from inspiring English sources

Participants from the same district also held divergent viewpoints of the importance of corridors depending on the characteristics of different locations within the CR (cropping pressure, density and duration of livestock presence).

Thus, curiously, those visionary scientists crossed succulent plants with fibrous plants to take advantage of the rusticity genes in the fibrous plants and subsequently, all sugarcane-breeding programs in the world held divergent selection for sucrose content, for a century.

Relationship experts and those who study technology in people's lives hold divergent views on the topic.

Historians hold divergent views on the extent of Humbert's influence on the papal policy of this period.

China and the UK hold divergent views in terms of human rights, democracy and freedom because of different development phases, political systems and ideologies.

Germany and France hold divergent views on economic and monetary matters and do not see eye to eye on foreign policy issues including Russia, China, Iran and climate change.

IT IS odd how Americans and Europeans, sharing so broad a cultural denominator, still hold divergent views on such numerators as how much freedom to surrender in the name of safety or law and order.

We see it time and again in our classrooms, when two students who hold divergent political beliefs find a way to debate a difficult topic such as racism through a discussion of Toni Morrison's Beloved or the Holocaust through a reading of WG Sebald's The Emigrants.

I leave you with a quote that sums up exactly how I feel about using libel laws in this way: "[Plaintiffs] cannot, by simply filing suit and crying 'character assassination!', silence those who hold divergent views, no matter how adverse those views may be to plaintiffs' interests.

With the vote in the Commons on Wednesday now expected to give David Cameron a substantial majority in favour of British bombers targeting Isis inside Syria, voters in Scotland and the rest of the UK hold divergent views on the need for further military action.

An increase of tolerance can lead to an increase of respect for those holding divergent views.