Sentence examples for increasingly diverging from inspiring English sources

Here's why the electoral college's results are, increasingly, diverging from the results of the popular vote.

Those strains are increasingly diverging, as transplants move in and the urban areas expand, as seen in Tuesday's vote.

Their inability to do so now stems at least in part from an increasingly diverging view, compared with Washington's, of what is needed to combat the threats and poverty of the developing world.

A report in the Washington Monthly last year described rank-and-file soldiers, who are disproportionately non-white, working-class and female, as increasingly diverging from an ideologically conservative officer corps.

Kevin Featherstone, professor of contemporary Greek studies at the London School of Economics, said: "World Bank indices of good governance have shown Greek scores declining and converging with other Balkan states and increasingly diverging from the rest of Europe.

He also noted that United States and global markets were increasingly diverging, compared with the second half of last year in which major markets were more or less moving in step with one another in a risk-off, risk-on trading.

Henceforth, high and low literary culture would increasingly diverge.

But, as time goes by, the pay gap widens and the career paths increasingly diverge.

Yet in the last two decades, popular consciousness has increasingly diverged from the discourse of many American historians.

Today the lifestyles of middle-class Chinese increasingly approximate those of middle-class Americans, while the lifestyles of upper and lower America increasingly diverge.

In the marriage at the center of the book, Jaz's family is Punjabi Sikh, Lisa's is American Jewish, and his stubborn materialism increasingly diverges from her growing faith.