Sentence examples for not diverging from inspiring English sources

US and British strategies are not diverging.

When Hillary Clinton recently pleaded with the Chinese authorities to continue their country's support of the American economy without mentioning human rights, she was not diverging from standard foreign policy.

In his postgame comments, Gee echoed Collins's pregame sentiment that he would be more effective if he remained truer to himself, recognizing what he was good at and not diverging from that.

Given the surface spectra are well behaved and not diverging, the entire time-dependent part of the CHAOS-6 model (up to spherical harmonic degree 20) can legitimately be used to map and investigate time-dependent secular variation at the Earth's surface.

Nonetheless, it is interesting to note that at the sectoral level, agriculture and food export changes in both simulations are not diverging, with both accelerating within the range of 12.40 and 11.10% for agriculture and 10.91 and 9.08% for processed food (closure 1).

N. californiensis is distinguished from the other two species of Neotrypaea by the lack of a rostrum (which is present in Neotrypaea gigas) and the acute and diverging tips of the eyestalks (which are short, blunt and not diverging in Neotrypaea biffari).

This result shows that hotspots have largely not diverged between Sp and Sk, so such divergence is unlikely to contribute to hybrid infertility.

AFLP profiles of New Zealand Ourisia did not diverge as a simple function of increasing DNA sequence divergence.

His politics during the 1840s did not diverge substantially from those of a typical country squire.

A student of the Peredvizhniki, Serov did not diverge from the style of his teachers.

Mr. Obama's legislative record does not diverge sharply from that of other black legislators, some who have studied it say.