Sentence examples for viewpoints diverge from inspiring English sources

The first is a result of the material, when student viewpoints diverge and productive debate is transformed into unproductive animosity.

The presentation of appraisal results must be balanced, highlighting the areas where ratings or viewpoints diverge and preserving the anonymity of individual members unless individuals specifically ask that their names be used.

At this point, the phylogenetic and biosynthetic viewpoints diverge; instead of distinct branches, phylogenetic analysis reveals many web-like evolutionary interactions resulting from extensive horizontal gene transfer, paralogous gene duplication with concomitant functional divergence and differential gene loss; this is especially exemplified by the evolution of carotenoid cyclases.

In general, those studies showed FFA results similar to ours: Overall, activity decreased as viewpoint diverged progressively from frontal views.

Their viewpoints frequently diverge.

Millions of Soviet citizens died fighting the Nazis on the eastern front and the war has personal resonance for most Russians, but information or viewpoints that diverge from the official, glossy version of history have become less welcome as the drive increases to celebrate the patriotic past.

Minutes from the November 2 and November 3 meetings show that viewpoints have diverged within the FOMC, but Thomas Hoenig was still the lone hawkish dissenter when it came time to vote.

They often wrote from diverging viewpoints on the same issue.

ADAM GOPNIK: Diverging viewpoints are fine, and we've always had them.

Good corporate leaders know the importance of embracing diverging viewpoints and making the workplace safe for raising concerns and even disagreement.

As a group, his fellow economists favor Mr. Bernanke's attempts to be more informative about the Fed's deliberations and to reflect diverging viewpoints in the statements and the rate cuts.