Sentence examples for two diverging points from inspiring English sources

But a controversy isn't a controversy without at least two diverging points of view.

The variety of sites reflect the diverging points of view on the issue.

But Mr. Franke insists the increase in wages has been offset by productivity gains -- drawing two diverging lines on a chart to illustrate his point.

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At this point, we assume that the two diverging populations can no longer form viable offspring, and they are reproductively isolated.

Scientists agree that Old World monkeys and apes share a common ancestry, but at some point two lineages diverged, one giving rise to the Old World monkeys and another to both apes and humans.

More specifically, the relationship between the two has diverged to the point where personal spending is now at a record high relative to income, surpassing the level seen at the pre-financial crisis peak of housing bubble-induced euphoria.

But then the two diverge.

For certain countries, the two diverge quite drastically.

In matters of temperament, however, the two diverge.

But they diverge on two critical points, at the intersection of his marketing value and his football potential.