Sentence examples for two divergent points from inspiring English sources

The panel members represented two divergent points of view on the state of journalism and the proliferation of news sources — or what seem to be news sources.

In this study, two divergent points of view arise, one which supports recovering past landscapes and another which favours managing changes, conserving the existing landscape.

Each message contained a disturbing video depicting a racist incident, but from two widely divergent points of view.

I moved from France to the United States when I was 7, and I had Chinese parents, which meant that I had three sets of divergent points of view broadcasting in my ears.

These studies pointed to two divergent mitochondrial clades (Bracco et al. 2007; Scarpassa et al. 2008; Paduan and Ribolla 2009) and two major nuclear genetic groups in larger regions of Brazil (Monteiro et al. 2014).

While a number of malaria care-seeking and treatment behaviors were not statistically significantly different across risk groups, the direction of the differences tend to align and point to two divergent ways for approaching healthcare.

On-line reviewers, like their professional brethren, can have wildly divergent points of view, as in these two entries on "The Catcher in the Rye": I love to read it.

Results have shown that the theory of constraints, lean manufacturing, and six sigma have many complementary elements that overlap their divergent points and that a vast field of research exists on this issue for future exploration.

Vandenbroucke pointed out that medical science has two divergent goals.

Since we lacked reliable calibration points within the L. rufescens lineage, we explored two divergent rates.

The only divergent points are the mandatory order of thematic sequences during the intervention, the limited (six to eight) number of meetings and the obligatory written homework between sessions (which were optional in the original practice).