Sentence examples for that deviate from inspiring English sources

Abnormal joint mobility would reflect movements that deviate from the mean with ±2 standard deviations.

People don't go for faces that deviate from the "ideal" because they can't have the ideal.

The bits that deviate from the old routines often seem the most uncertain.

The OECD wants firms to justify internal prices that deviate from outside norms.

People aren't comfortable with sexual lives that deviate from the norm.

At the White House, too, Bush is ferociously insulated from exposure to opinions that deviate from the party line.

"We've learned the hard way not to flip-flop based on some data that deviate from our forecast," she said.

Hong Kong, he said, had to be "wary of suggestions that deviate" from the territory's constitution, the Basic Law.

Countries that deviate from this trend include those of the Commonwealth of Independent States CISS) and southeastern Europe.

But without data that deviate from the Standard Model's predictions, they cannot decide which of these models look correct.

Past slavery laws in America and the apartheid laws of South Africa are grotesquely obvious examples of laws that deviate from what is ethical.