“There is a clear divergence of view as to how Mrs. Lemonde came to sign this document.”

“Furthermore, functional and structural divergence might, in some cases, precede rather than follow gene duplication.”

“This divergence from the issue of explanation of events renders Railton's account tangential to my present concerns.”

“In order to stimulate creativity, it is important to encourage divergency from conventional thinking.”

“The divergency of their paths was evident as they pursued their respective dreams and goals.”

“Again, there may be a divergency of view between the accountants, or there may be alternative principles.”

“According to LSI scores, a learner is categorized as an Accommodator, a Diverger, an Assimilator, or a Converger.”

“The interspecific divergences were calculated using only the seven taxa from which all three gene sequences had been obtained.”

“There are already signs of significant divergences of view here, notably between the US and UK themselves.”

“Despite divergences in perspectives, it did not follow that an amicable modus vivendi could not be accomplished.”