Sentence examples similar to modest divergence of views from inspiring English sources

The modest divergence of the beam in the far field pattern is consistent with expectations for the second-order DFB laser used for this experiment.

There is a divergence of views on resveratrol, the minor ingredient of red wine that some researchers see as a drug that can extend life.

There is a divergence of views on whether an independent Scotland would be more attractive overseas.

One must go back three decades to find a real divergence of views.

He said there was likely to be a greater divergence of views in the coming books than some might expect.

BOTH SIDES DENY SPLIT But Wide Divergence of Views Is Revealed on the Question of Repelling Aggression.

But only 8 of the 11 were willing to sign the full report, and even this majority vote hides a deep divergence of views.

James Gordon, president of Cape Wind Associates, downplayed the controversy surrounding the project, saying, "With each project there's always a divergence of views".

"There was a huge divergence of views, which was expected from the beginning," said Yoriko Kawaguchi, Japan's foreign minister, who led the talks.

European leaders did little to hide the sharp divergence of views when the meeting ended Friday.

There is also a sharp divergence of views on Iraq: 49percentt of Hispanics said removing Saddam Hussein from power was not worth the potential loss of American life and other costs of attacking Iraq, compared with 39percentt of all respondents.