Sentence examples for real divergence from inspiring English sources

It reinforces national stereotypes in some places but highlights real divergence in views elsewhere.

There was a real divergence for a while with most models suggesting more warming.

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

"There's a real divergence between Japanese expectations and Western expectations of what a transformation should accomplish," Stringer said.

Britain risks a real divergence between the base rate and the real short and long-term rates of interest levied on private sector debt.

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.

Miss Jones appears to think that these are the common-places of every ethical system, and that real divergences only arise when we make the next step in advance.

The divergence of the real deviation of the cubic parabola from the approximate relation (50) for large values of the ratio Χ/Α > 0.5 is obvious.

"That whole project was a real expensive divergence," he said.

The formed one-dimensional effective motion potential has been successfully modeled by modified Pöschl-Teller potential, which makes possible an account of the real potential divergence from the parabolic potential.

Real evolutionary divergence of gene starts can have important functional consequences.