Sentence examples for By diversion from inspiring English sources

Gretchen Acharya, an art teacher, said she was voting against "government by diversion".

Its banks are disfigured by small hydropower stations, some half built, and by diversion tunnels, blasted out of solid rock, that leave miles of the riverbed dry.

In Yorktown and New York City, where officials say that public health would be better served by diversion, the mood is a little more somber.

Doctors had trouble quantifying the extent of patient harm inflicted by diversion and the crowding that causes it, but said it unquestionably existed -- though, they emphasized, not to the point that people should hesitate to call 911.

Water loss by impoundment and evaporation and by diversion (chiefly for irrigation) have diminished discharge at the mouth of the Volga compared with natural conditions, and this has contributed to an almost steady decline in the level of the Caspian Sea since 1930.

We suggest that the water shortage problem can be partly solved by diversion of the Yellow River.

Others are bled dry by diversions.

Ghetto life was made bearable by diversions that could be debilitating, from playing the numbers to drinking to, later, using drugs.

The offensive was preceded on the evening of 6 August by diversions at Helles and Anzac.

The 5th Cavalry Division's remaining brigade; the 13th Cavalry Brigade reached Nazareth at 05 30, having been weakened by diversions and a number of detachments.

The difference in cellular responses between the three algorithms tested for partial gravity could therefore be caused by diversions in calcium entry which impinge on downstream signaling pathways.