Sentence examples for the divergence of from inspiring English sources

The divergence of isolated populations on islands?

"The divergence of those genetic lineages is among the oldest on earth," Dr. Knight said.

The divergence of opinion has led to divisions among families, generations and communities.

The problem is in the divergence of the aesthetic and the ideological.

We continue to be surprised by the divergence of investor views across the sector.

Scientists who study the divergence of humans from the other great apes have been stymied by a lack of evidence.

The split reflects the divergence of interests in a media market still governed by party cadres, said Zhan Jiang, a journalism professor at Beijing Foreign Languages University.

How better to gauge the divergence of personalities among an otherwise similar group of people than to start them all off with a kind of blank slate?

Stringer had been caught in an almost irreconcilable squeeze at Sony from the start — the divergence of Japanese and Western expectations — but he'd seen it coming.

The females' ability may effectively serve as a reproductive barrier that is important in speciation, the divergence of new species from existing ones.

'The divergence of England: The growth of the English economy in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries'.