Sentence examples for automatically diverted from inspiring English sources

EBay has been compromised so that people who clicked on some of its links were automatically diverted to a site designed to steal their credentials.

A slice of an employee's pay packet is automatically diverted to a savings pot for their pension, assuming they are aged 22 or over and earning at least £9,440 a year.

The force said: "Should a 999 call not be answered within two minutes, it is automatically diverted to a an alternative line and then on to our nominated buddy force, which is currently Dorset.

These outcomes are also in line with recent social neurocognitive evidence (Kessels, Ruiter, & Jansma, 2010) and eye-tracking evidence (Nielsen & Shapiro, 2009) that shows that attention is automatically diverted from threatening information in a high-risk population.

Once the Ethernet connection of one node in the cluster was interrupted after 10, 20, and 40 s, the transmission corresponding to the interrupted node was stopped and the remaining workload was automatically diverted to the healthy node.

Another ingenious program automatically diverts some money into your savings account every time you buy a state lottery ticket.

In addition to strengthening and preserving Social Security, the nation needs new forms of retirement coverage, along the lines of the "Automatic Individual Retirement Accounts" that President Obama has proposed in recent budgets, which would require companies that did not offer retirement plans to automatically divert 3 percent of an employee's pay into an I.R.A., unless the employee opted out.

It is the Celtic way to automatically divert to old heroes in moments like this.

If you get paid monthly, divide by 12 and automatically divert that money into your holiday savings fund.

For example, smart sensors located throughout a city's water system will detect leaks and automatically divert water to avoid unnecessary waste.

It will have looked at another proposal which asked for the setting up of a new society, along the lines of the Society of Saint Francis or Saint Benedict, and yet another suggestion proposing that a bishop's authority automatically be diverted if that bishop is female.