Meanings of sharp divergence in English

Part of that ongoing sharp divergence in policy of course is because the U.S. economic expansion is more mature.

Bitcoin's volatility versus other asset markets shows a sharp divergence, with more frequent peaks and sharp declines over the last two years.

Interestingly the two groups performed about the same from 1990 through 2000, at which point a sharp divergence began.

But the Hesa statistics revealed a sharp divergence in the starting salaries of male and female graduates, with men dominating the top graduate pay brackets.

Of course this average does mask some very sharp divergences in country and sectoral performances.

Regardless of the polls, which have shown sharp divergences, the nationalist New Zealand First Party could well emerge as the kingmaker in the next parliament.