Sentence examples for big diversion from inspiring English sources

Three, it seems like Bush's father's legacy — it's not part of the drill, it's a big diversion.

Fox was there to carry a game, and there was no expectation that this debacle should have become a big diversion for the broadcast.

I know you're into big diversion tonight, anything to avoid talking about your campaign and the way it's exploding and the way Republicans are leaving you," she finally said.

But that's all still a big diversion.

There would have to be a "big diversion of views" on a major issue for there to be a referendum, he added, to ensure that a vote was not called frivolously "every Thursday".

But there are big cuts elsewhere, and big diversions of resources that will force future cuts.

"Always one of the big diversions in the playoffs is home ice," Stars center Brad Richards said.

Re "Time to Move the Mississippi, Experts Say" (Sept . 19: The debate over big diversions has raged here for 20 years and there is little consensus, much less unanimity, on that issue.

The biggest diversion from the gossip (would Axl Rose even turn up for Sunday's Leeds leg?) came on Saturday with the Libertines' much-hyped "comeback" show.

Larger horizontal in-situ stress difference (>6 MPa, σH/σh > 1.67) hardly results in directional propagation of hydraulic fracture along radial slim hole row, and creates bigger diversion angle of fracture, and larger azimuth (>45°) of radial slim hole row reduces the guidance strength, resulting small fracture diversion radius.

While cell phones have been singled out as a major cause of distraction-related accidents, the biggest diversions are fairly low tech, according to Jane Stutts, the author of the AAA study.