Sentence examples for sad divergence from inspiring English sources
For Jonathan Spurrell, the claims that the poor are being squeezed out of desirable areas is a sad divergence from the days when Charles settled into 23 Park Street.
Whether it was a natural outcome of growing up, or a cultural divergence, it felt sad, and I wondered if I was starting to get too British to fit in.
By the end of the 20th century, Argentina's story of economic divergence is particularly sad for a country that looked so promising at the century's dawn.
Networks were constructed based on distinct genetic distances (RD and SAD), differently sensitive to time since divergence (respectively based on allele lengths or on shared alleles), allowing the comparison of the divergence degree at different time-scales.
Two genetic distances integrating different time steps were used, the Rozenfeld (RD; based on alleles divergence) and the Shared Allele (SAD; based on alleles identity) distances.
The network based on Shared Alleles distance (SAD), only influenced by allele frequencies and not by their divergence, does not discriminate the species as clearly as the RD did.
While superficially this is Israel's effort to quell missile attacks from out of Gaza, the root issue is a sprawling divergence of ideology and perceived entitlement to land, compounded by a long, sad history.
The SAD distance integrates more recent history, therefore giving it more weight than the RD, which takes into account phylogenetic divergence [ 19, 38].
The divergence is immense.
Forces of Divergence I.O.U.
