Sentences with phrase «wide divergence»

Faced by so wide a divergence of attitudes, can we fail to see that the attempt made in these pages to determine a cosmic axis of evolution, far from being a mere intellectual diversion, is by way of expressing the condition of survival for the human race?

Similar wide divergence in the incidence of negative net worth (debts in excess of assets) is apparent among less - educated young households (47 % versus 8 %).

Are you talking about wide divergence at many grid points on a multi-decade model run?

We have a pretty wide divergence on the Sam vs Shane debate though, so there are definitely some key differences.

But in reality we still see wide divergences between media organisations in terms of both consumption and production.

But as a further argument, even among Christian denominations, there is wide divergence in how God should be worshiped.

In a widely reported intervention in April 2017, Soludo advised the FGN / CBN to end the multiple exchange rates and wide divergence between exchange rates saying, «Nigeria must get out of multiple exchange rates and we must eliminate the premium... the uncertainty that is created by that is so enormous»

Even granted, in the face of the notorious inability of Jews to agree and the wide divergence of their interests, that such a thing as «Jewish opinion» could exist, it would still be difficult to prove that Jewish opinion directs U.S. opinion.

Three years ago, when prices started to collapse, there was a wide divergence in opinion: some spoke of $ 20 for a barrel, others over $ 80.

Nevertheless, from a technical and fundamental perspective, the wide divergence that has formed between TIPS and fixed - coupon bonds can't persist forever.

Where there is usually a wide divergence in the performance of industries, now there is very little.

Most members expect this will happen sometime in the middle of 2015, although there is a wide divergence of opinions among members.

Yet there is a wide divergence of expenses among mutual fund options — with a decided advantage going to index funds.

The wide divergence of returns between «good» and «bad» funds makes the expense ratio secondary.

I was excited to play A Link to the Past because it hewed more closely to the original NES game, after Zelda II: The Adventure of Link took such a wide divergence from the original.

... the discrepancy of our results... highlights the wide divergence that now exists in recent values of G.

While we have seen substantial progress in the development of the text we have in front of us, this text remains reflective of a wide divergence among Parties, especially still fraught with options that fail to respond to the realities that we face.

This wide divergence in results of course has enormous implications for the ultimate economic viability of solar technology.

The strong annual cycle in the recent UAH data set has led to a wide divergence of temperature trends depending on time of year.

The most interesting point about these wide divergences between different Tribunals on rather fundamental points of EU and international law is how little they seem to matter.

At the time of the Lamer Inquiry in 2006 there was a wide divergence in practice across Canada.

However, while wage pressures have risen in many of the countries analysed, in several there is evidence of an emerging gap between salaries in high - and low - skill industries, with Mexico, New Zealand, Germany and the US and the UK exhibiting the widest divergence between high - skilled and low - skilled workers» pay.

Probably due to the wide divergence in size and location, trying to establish industry averages of what it costs to operate a real estate brokerage is a hit and miss proposition at best.