Sentence examples for a large diversion from inspiring English sources

The effect of even a large diversion of the Social Security surplus to other government programs does not threaten the current benefits received by more than 30 million retired workers and their dependents.

The joint task force of elite Special Operations forces from the Army, Navy and Air Force is supplemented by a sizeable conventional force, which might be called upon to secure the perimeter of an area where a raid is about to take place, create a large diversion or bring firepower in greater numbers than the small Special Operations teams.

In all these cases there is a large diversion of the metabolic flux towards recombinant protein synthesis and thus according to the 'metabolic burden' hypothesis the cellular stress response should be similar.

Further, the analysis shows that a larger diversion channel with a favorable alignment orientation to the flow direction in the river results in higher sediment water ratio.

This is because of the fact that the equivalent inductance of air-gapped core is smaller, resulting in fault current having a larger diversion in the excitation branch.

While prokaryotes have the advantage that their simpler cell membranes and internal structure are more amenable for physical electron extraction, the more complex metabolism of eukaryotes may be more efficient and be able to support a larger diversion of redox carrier flux without undue harmful effects on the organism.

The report concludes: "The legacy of job loss [after the miners' strike] continued to be substantial unemployment and in particular a very large diversion of working-age men out of the labour market into 'economic inactivity', often on incapacity benefits".

But it was a large enough diversion of television dollars to digital media to be of real symbolic importance.

The very large diversion of water above the falls for hydroelectric power purposes has lessened the rate of erosion.

In recent years the very large diversion of water above the falls for hydroelectric-power purposes has lessened the rate of erosion.

Thus, according to Colorado, an increase of 2,000 acre-feet of water in the reservoirs would offset a much larger diversion from the river itself.