Divergences in a sentence

Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said there were “divergences” on the issue “which we could not reconcile as various parties held differing views”.

The reason is because, as we can see, the most recent price breakdown that began in November, has created positive divergences for the first time in a while.

The path for each featured wide divergences with Mukuba signing with Clemson, Barron signing with Baylor, and Taaffe committing to Rice before joining the Longhorns as a preferred walk on.

There have been few, if any, incidents when the value of the alliance has been questioned, popular uprisings against the American presence in Australia, or sharp divergences in the approach to the security questions of the day.

He said: “After one week of intense negotiations in London, the two chief negotiators agreed today that the conditions for an agreement are not met, due to significant divergences on level playing field, governance and fisheries.

Lord Frost said the exchanges had been “useful”, but added: “A number of challenging areas remain and the divergences on some are still significant.

The news comes on the heel of alleged Morocco-Egypt divergences on continental affairs.

The reason given was “divergences” with Nice’s Sino-American owners and, with the team looking to push on from eighth place, the timing could hardly have been worse.

The stock remains parabolic after its quarterly advance of over 130%, and this push to new highs is occurring with negative divergences.

Outlined May’s determination to agree a transition period within the next fortnight “in spite of the remaining and substantive divergences at the negotiation table”.

The US occupation of Syria is the spearhead of this coalition, and while there may be divergences between the parties on the specifics of policies or alliances on the ground, there will be continuity wrought by the common Iranian threat.

All the other divergences which, historically, accompanied or followed the first dogmatic controversy about the Filioque, in the measure in which they too had some dogmatic importance, are more or less dependent upon that original issue.

Dyson could show that a rescaling of charge and mass (‘renormalization’) is sufficient to remove all divergences in QED to all orders of perturbation theory.

Infinite degrees of freedom can easily lead to divergences of calculated quantities (e.

In the late forties, there were two different ways to address the problem of divergences.

It has been possible to rule out many explanations of the observed divergences in the masses of the world's prototypes proposed by scientists and the general public.

Lacan's writing is notoriously difficult, due in part to the repeated Hegelian Kojèvean allusions, wide theoretical divergences from other psychoanalytic and philosophical theory, and an obscure prose style.

Many Robotech fans consider the McKinney series to be an unofficial canon of its own, despite notable divergences in the writing from Harmony Gold's current official animation-based canon.

Minimal use of the neutral tone and erhua (final "er"; /ɻ/ ), and technical vocabulary constitute the greatest divergences between the two forms.

The basic idea of renormalization is to avoid divergences that appear in physical predictions by shifting them into a part of the theory where they do not influence empirical propositions.