Sentence examples for could have redirected from inspiring English sources

Experts say the missile could have redirected itself toward the plane, which has a much larger surface area than the drone.

Ms. Amero's trial lawyer, John F. Cocheo, had lined up a computer consultant to testify how easily spyware could have redirected the browser to the offensive Web sites without any click of the mouse.

When dogs were ignored upon reunion in treatment C, they could have redirected their approach-behaviour towards an assistant (who was always situated in the room).

He claims he was able to access Twitter's domain name account on GoDaddy and could have redirected the traffic to another IP address (I'm sure that would have worked for about three minutes).

Pintauro: I wish I could have redirected the questions better and brought them back to how stigma is still one of the biggest reasons people are afraid to get tested (I mean, what better an example of stigma then that interview?).

Although the existence of hydrogen-consuming pathways that could have redirected microbial activity (equation 4 and 5), the low quantity of acetic and propionic acids fails to explain the occurrence of high concentration of butyric acid concomitant to a low hydrogen yield.

In a move that could expose residents in southern provinces to drought, Isis fighters have redirected the flow of the Euphrates River, to give them better access to government fighters on the southern bank, according to local officials.

The outflow of people could have been redirected (either via the side ramp or via the emergency exits).

How many of these lone and deranged gunmen, quietly secluded from the world like brutalized baboons, could have been redirected along a different path if there had been a community that made them feel secure?

I've redirected my anger".

"UNICEF has redirected resources to returnee areas," Strachan said.