Sentence examples for slightest divergence from inspiring English sources

The slightest divergence between them can undermine even the most brilliant (and expensive) marketing campaign.

The question we are really addressing here is this: When the future of Mosul and the whole of Nineveh is decided, do we want to institutionalize ISIS's inhumane mindset, a mindset opposed to even the slightest divergence from a brutal norm?

We observe only a slight divergence of the spatial expansion in the long-term evolution.

The scene, though charming, entails a slight divergence from the habits of the actual Reverend Austen, whose idea of a wild time was to read aloud the poetry of William Cowper.

For the remaining combinations, i.e. contrasting habitats in contrasting landscapes or the same habitats in the same or a similar landscape, successions may exhibit no or only slight divergence or convergence.

A slight divergence in their goals and our goals could be enough to end humanity.

A slight divergence in their goals and our goals could be enough to end humanity.

However, when examining income means and medians in Figure 2, we seem to detect a positive income effect, although a slight divergence in earnings is revealed in the early years.

But there is a slight divergence between how the two view the process getting there.

At the same time, Ryan has gained a reputation as someone who plays fast and loose with the facts, which means journalists and social networkers will be scrutinizing his every word for any slight divergence from God's gospel truth.

If we had only the most recent polls from PPP and CNN/Time to consider, we might attribute the slight divergence between them to random sampling error, as the differences for each candidate in their most recent polls fall well within the respective margins of error (with the possible exception of the higher support for Rick Santorum on the latest CNN/Time poll).