Sentence examples for that deviation from inspiring English sources

Thus, if a joint deviation is used, it is common knowledge that each deviator believes that deviation is profitable.

This means that deviation from the Washington consensus policies is less costly in terms of aid flows and trade preferences.

It never occurred to anybody that deviation of a minor had taken place, though the girl was only seventeen and the dean fifty.

Even under this favorable reading, however, the arrangement's rigidity and superficial penetration imply that deviation from the norm threatens the structure's integrity.

Giles Fraser wrote in the Guardian this week about his experiences of low mood, saying that "deviation from social conformity is increasingly seen to be something in need of a pill".

Although editors saw the covert reporting cited in the drafts of the essay, I found no evidence that anyone asked who had approved that deviation from the paper's ethics policy.

If you were a liberal and you were not for him, that deviation was always... linked to politically empty harebrained femininity".

For the more pragmatic Montagnards that deviation was justified by the unparalleled emergency situation confronting France in 1793: before the benefits of the Revolution could be enjoyed, they must be secured against their enemies by force.

It is found that deviation in peak stresses among various optimized geometries is not significant.

Our system picks up that deviation and asks us to trim it, so we're trimming.

However, a recent study finds that deviation from HWE is not consistent with genotyping error [38].