Sentence examples for see a divergence from inspiring English sources

Alan Mo, senior analyst at Kable, said: "It's natural to see a divergence between the Besa and Kable figures.

"Where I see a divergence [from Klein] is that I see we'll need a civilised capital to actually solve the problem," he says.

When more external instances are added, we see a divergence in behavior for Figure 6.

"Investors are still seeing a divergence between Wall Street's gains and Main Street's malaise," Mr. Glazer said.

Smith Barney's Boorady sees a divergence taking place in the managed care business.

The programmes of legislation enacted by the Scottish Parliament have seen a divergence in the provision of public services compared to the rest of the UK.

In the single threshold model we see a similar divergence occur in construction, natural resources, and leisure.

The status quo, an 800 kind of market, finds me at a 40% probability, but I see a huge divergence between growth and value sectors.

Not all analysts see a big, lasting divergence.

Indeed, although some see a substantive conceptual divergence in ways of thinking about whose health is to be protected and promoted, others see no conflict, at least between the concepts of public health and population health.

The last year has seen a growing divergence between Europe and the US, with many EU countries taking a more robust approach to Israel's continued settlement expansion.