Sentence examples for increasingly differed from inspiring English sources

In September, four months before the Iowa caucuses, Lehane, whose more forceful strategic approach increasingly differed from Shrum's, quit and went to work for Wesley Clark.

The allies may not disagree on their goals, but their priorities will increasingly differ.

Heterogeneity in infection risk can cause randomized groups to increasingly differ as a trial progresses and as more high-risk individuals become infected (described in prior work as the "frailty" phenomenon).

This difference will cause the asset allocations of the bucket strategy and target date fund to increasingly differ from one another over time.

"Not only do our interests increasingly differ from those of the eurozone members but, while never 'at the heart of Europe' (as our political leaders have from time to time foolishly claimed), we are now becoming increasingly marginalised as we are doomed to being consistently outvoted by the eurozone bloc".

The result of this decades-long strategy is that Republicans and Democrats increasingly differ by personality types.

Despite their increasingly differing political views and opinions however, Ernest accepted his second eldest nephew Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh as his heir-presumptive, who upon Ernest's death on 22 August 1893 at Reinhardsbrunn, succeeded to the ducal throne.

The predicted mortality per admission increasingly differs (higher) from observed mortality for increasing patient view classes.

The population of users tends increasingly to differ from the reference target populations, and the usual indicators of coverage, particularly in urban and border zones, are largely biased (Bicaba et al. 2009).

Increasingly the Byzantine Church differed in language, practices, and liturgy from the western Church.

But manufacturers say that the demands have become increasingly onerous, and differ from store to store.