Sentence examples for common diversion from inspiring English sources

One common diversion is the singing contest, in which rival minstrels compete in wit and virtuosity.

Side weirs are one of the most common diversion structures used for flow control, irrigation, drainage networks, and waste-water channels.

Moonshine explosions have been a common diversion in rural life since the discovery of distillation.

Conspiracy theories, false solutions and misconceptions of human nature are common diversions that keep us from understanding the connection between capitalism's structure and its many harmful effects," McMillan says.

The most-common diversion decision occurs when a police officer decides not to cite or arrest a suspect, even when there is considerable evidence that a crime has been committed.

It is as common a diversion as the honey shot in some ways.

But let's take a look at one of the more common and well-known diversion programs; drug courts, and a newer program called Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion, or LEAD, to see how they might work in tandem to serve different types of people.

It is important to note that, especially in the beginning of the study period, ileal conduit was the most common procedure so that diversion type was often not recorded.

Recently, we have elucidated the regulatory role of three branch point oxidosqualene cyclases (β-amyrin synthase, lupeol synthase and cycloartenol synthase) which showed that repression of β-amyrin synthase and lupeol synthase led to diversion of common precursor flux towards cycloartenol synthase resulting in enhanced accumulation of withanolides [ 20].

Bangkok Days is a refreshing diversion from the common portrait of the city's licentious reputation.

With regards to the latter, the most common solution is either CSF diversion with a shunt or endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV), both being highly invasive with potential long-term negative consequences.