Sentence examples for mark a divergence from inspiring English sources

For a start the trend might mark a divergence from how our economy has recovered from recession in the past.

The GOP nods mark a divergence for the unions, which are typically among the largest Democratic donors.

But the fact that the rebels have agreed to make this a central part of at least the next few weeks of talks marks a divergence for the group, which for three years had resisted the government's efforts to discuss an end to hostilities.

This became known as English spacing, and marked a divergence from French typists, who continued to use French spacing.

Initially, the long-period P-wave appeared only in the divergence wavefield (mark A), whereas it was almost zero in the rotation wavefield (mark B).

Uren doesn't deny that the net-positive approach marks a sharp divergence from normal business practice.

It would be one thing if the day marked a real divergence from the American pattern of consumption -- ending months of barely enough with suddenly too much.

A European diplomat called the hardline attitude depressing and marked a significant divergence between European and US views on how to deal with the problem.

The appearance of the crossbow as a serious military implement along the northern rim of the western Mediterranean at about the middle of the 9th century marked a growing divergence between the technology of war in Europe and that of the rest of the world.

It marks a clear divergence from the My Little Pony TV show, in which Sunset Shimmer has yet to appear.

However, Moody's panned the move Monday afternoon, saying it marked a negative divergence with the company's practice over the past decade of not returning profits to shareholders through dividends or buybacks.