Sentence examples for increasing divergence from inspiring English sources

Increasing divergence will not make agreeing on how to deal with them any easier.

"If that happens alongside an increasing divergence between those with high and low incomes, then it will mean affordability problems for people on low incomes".

Rather, they say, the increasing divergence between rich and poor that can be seen across the globe "is expressed differently in different countries".

The realities of the social life in China's business practices reveal an increasing divergence from the ideologies of the Chinese state.

One sign of the increasing divergence between Godard and Truffaut was a fight that Wiazemsky witnessed in June, 1968, in Truffaut's offices at Les Films du Carrosse, in Paris.

And although that health service had long been administered separately from that in England, it was the creation of the Scottish Parliament in 1999 that made this increasing divergence politically possible.

There was also a sense of the increasing divergence in the elite career paths of two men who signed for United at the same age and had five luminous years together.

Analysts suggested there was an increasing divergence in performance between Wall Street activities like trading and investment banking and more traditional retail lending.

Church Slavonic, however, had retained the grammatical and syntactical structure of the old 9th-century form and, by increasing divergence from the various Slavonic idioms, in effect had become a dead language.

Piketty focuses on the increasing divergence of the income and wealth distributions between the top percentile and everyone else.

The committee is looking at the impact of "increasing divergence" in health systems either side of the border.