Sentence examples for be diverted back from inspiring English sources
'X' amount of money won't be diverted back in to the NHS.
But Labor's attack on paid parental leave shows how quickly the debate can be diverted back to last year's devastatingly damaging themes.
Weeding out gray-market goods–offered cheaply in Asia only to be diverted back to Western markets at discounts–hurt sales last year, but Bravo is happy to pay the short-term price.
Although Ohio State is one of the few schools in America that actually makes money on its football program funds that can be diverted back to academic things like libraries increasingly, people are asking if the benefits outweigh the risks.
And yet, if Zambia had a biofuel industry capable of using all or part of the grain surplus, an economic take-off would have been available supporting the development of the production and storage infrastructure, and during times of crop failure the remaining crop could be diverted back to human food markets.
Says Cohen: "We think capital and developer attention will be diverting back toward rental, and we are beginning to hear that land costs in tertiary markets are easing".
The plane was diverted back across peninsular Malaysia and flew off in a north-westerly direction.
The BA295 flight, which was due to fly from Heathrow to Chicago, was diverted back due to a "technical issue" after it lost two of its five sets of wheels.
Mr. Gatien tried to get into the boutique hotel business, but was diverted back into nightclubs when RioCan, a large property manager in Canada, asked him to transform a former video arcade in downtown Toronto into a multilevel club.
Yet so palpable are fears over the long-term viability of the casino industry that roughly one-fifth of the money originally intended for economic development across the city and state has in recent years been diverted back to casino-oriented projects.
Northlink Ferries confirmed that one of its ferries, which had left Shetland and was heading to Aberdeen, had been diverted back to the incident.
