Sentence examples for the sharp divergence between from inspiring English sources
Why the sharp divergence between the United States and Europe?
In other words, expect one of the most striking trends of 2013 – the sharp divergence between a weak labor market and a soaring stock market – to continue into 2014.
The center's report did not include one fact that illustrates the sharp divergence between the fortunes of the economic elite and the rest of America: From 1996 to 1997, the increase in average income for the top 1percentt of Americans -- a gain of $69,009 -- was nearly triple the total average income of the bottom 90percentt.
The sharp divergence between the Bureau of Justice Statistics' report and the FBI's data, which is compiled through crime data submitted from state agencies and police departments across the country is troubling, O'Donnell said.
And the figures also highlighted the sharp divergence in growth rates between Germany and the South European countries that are at the heart of the Continent's sovereign debt crisis.
European leaders did little to hide the sharp divergence of views when the meeting ended Friday.
That smartphones have become objects worth killing for reflects the sharp divergence in their retail price from place to place.
The data suggested that there could be sharp divergence between the healthier northern countries and the heavily indebted nations on Europe's southern rim.
But in another sharp divergence between the performance of the high-technology sector and most other stocks, 20 of the 30 stocks in the Dow Jones industrial average fell -- 10 of them by more than a dollar -- to push the blue-chip gauge down 79.11 points, to 10,225.73, its fourth loss in five sessions.
LaPiere (1934) famously reported a sharp divergence between the widespread anti-Chinese attitudes in the United States and the tolerant behavior he witnessed.
But in another sharp divergence between the performance of high-tech and most other stocks, 20 of the 30 stocks in the Dow Jones industrial average fell.
