Sentence examples for Divert from inspiring English sources

At the very least, the judgment is a political setback for Republicans nationally, who are having to divert funds and resources they to defend what should be safe, conservative territory.

Some executives are hesitant to embrace sustainability initiatives, assuming that they will divert resources from more business-minded pursuits.

One columnist for the state agency RIA Novosti said the whole scandal was a "tried and tested American method of brain control" to divert attention from allegations of NSA spying.

They also serve delicious samosas and mango lassi and have a flat-screen TV showing what appear to be Bollywood action flicks to divert you while you wait.

Knight gets out the scoop … and gets the finest of toes onto the ball, just doing enough to divert the ball to the fine leg boundary.

When the NSP is abolished from 2015 analysts predict some universities may divert money to longer-term outreach work – again at a decentralised level.

I have been the fat applicant, and have always done everything in my power to divert attention away from my weight.

The Ministry of Justice said it was working to divert women from custody and was pushing ahead with a programme to support children through "intensive family interventions".

That seemed to spark United into action and Ayr defender David Craig got back quickly to divert to safety a shot from Dodds after keeper David Castilla had been beatten.

Humanure composting is simple and elegant; it doesn't require a special toilet seat, or tubing to divert urine from the compost matrix.

He indicated that there would be an overhaul of sentencing policy with more alternatives to short sentences and plans to divert the mentally ill and those addicted to drugs into secure treatment centres.