Sentence examples for to diverging from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, hybridization (or reticulate evolution) during and subsequent to speciation can add novel genetic diversity to diverging lineages and affect the course of adaptive divergence [ 3- 5].

Those in favor of an increase contended that "forking"—creating a competing version of a program in response to diverging aims is the very essence of open-source software development.

"Capital flows had been sensitive to diverging prospects for monetary policy around the world and there was a risk of further volatility in capital flows as that policy divergence progressed.

That the outlook for the Swedish carmakers could be so different is partly testimony to diverging histories under former American owners — General Motors for Saab, Ford Motor for Volvo.

An N.F.L. director of player personnel, who asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorized to speak about the draft, said Tebow's unusual skills had led to diverging opinions.

Those in favor of an increase contended that "forking" — creating a competing version of a program in response to diverging aims — is the very essence of open-source software development.

The area under cultivation is always increasing, and in the established beds I seem to give in to diverging urges -- to garden as intensively and organically as I can and to give more and more formality to the look of the beds themselves.

Policy priorities, too, have started to diverge.

Economies started to diverge in the mid-1990s.

"The worldview really began to diverge".

Over time, their working methods began to diverge.