Examples of 'have diverged' in a sentence
Meaning of "have diverged"
This phrase indicates that two or more entities, such as paths, opinions, ideas, or evolutionary lines, have taken separate or distinct directions, deviating from a common origin or course
How to use "have diverged" in a sentence
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Tidal forces may have diverged as a result.
Unemployment trends in developed economies have diverged.
Studies have diverged in various aspects of this theme.
Since then the codebases have diverged significantly.
Authors have diverged dramatically in their precise definitions beyond these general commonalities.
Since then trends have diverged.
Our paths have diverged and crossed many times.
In each board the trimmers have diverged meaning.
These gene pools have diverged genetically and ecologically in response to climatic oscillations.
The four species seem to have diverged recently.
The repeats have diverged so widely that there is no obvious sequence similarity between them.
Our opinions on the philosophy of science have diverged.
Our lives have diverged.
This is approximately the same time that humans and chimpanzees are believed to have diverged.
Yet their paths have diverged.
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The two appear to have diverged from a common ancestral line a few thousand years ago.
The two are estimated to have diverged c.
Hepatocystis appears to have diverged after the separation of the rodent species.
It is entirely appropriate that our monetary policies have diverged somewhat.
Of which are known to have diverged before the separation.
Even the income pattern of the household for young adults have diverged by education.
The order is thought to have diverged from the ancestral marsupial line very early.
Brief world economic outlook Global economic indicators have diverged since last summer.
Members of the gene family have diverged from one another by rearrangements and point mutations.
Protein structures may be similar because proteins have diverged from a common ancestor.
These movements have diverged but they have deep and common roots in the conservation movement.
These are often cognates that have diverged in meaning.
It seems to have diverged from its eastern relatives only during the Late Miocene.
The nation is then believed to have diverged rather than converged.
You have diverged from your FPL.
Two roads have diverged.
This also represents a rare moment where Snapchat and Instagram have diverged.
They were long thought to have diverged from other animals early.
Consequently, their approaches to major issues of foreign policy have diverged.
Interests have diverged.
Since the start of the year, these two markets have diverged.
These clades appear to have diverged and expanded in the Pleistocene.
A year or so later, their paths have diverged.
The family is believed to have diverged from the more terrestrial Pakicetidae.
Since then, their fortunes have diverged.
The genus Microcebus is shown to have diverged approximately ten to nine million years ago.
As adults, our experiences have diverged.
Populations at low altitudes may have diverged during early Holocene white spruce expansion.
Not very surprisingly, views on this matter have diverged widely.
Minor is believed to have diverged from Dolichopterus macrocheirus sometime in the Llandovery.
Paralogous genes are homologous genes that have diverged within one species.
Growth profiles have diverged across other major emerging-market economies EMEs.
Parkland populations on one or more mountains may have diverged independently of the others.
The two domains have diverged over time but retain a large degree of identity / similarity.
EU employment and productivity growth patterns have diverged sharply over recent years.
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The single line diverged into three
They diverged quite recently in evolutionary history
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
