Sentence examples for deflect too much from inspiring English sources
The decision might strengthen the German FA's case for a rule change but it will not help Magath deflect too much attention from Schalke's slide and the increasing discontent with his work within the club.
Only ions with a specific m/ z ratio reach the detector, while heavier or lighter ones are deflected too much.
Avoid too much compartmentalization.
She deflected, too, an attempt to have her define her aesthetic point of view.
Attention may not need too much deflecting though, as BA's reputation is arguably taking less of a beating from the strikes than might originally have been thought.
Avoid promising too much.
I didn't go and buy it; I bust my behind for it!'" In the early part of her career, Blige had a reputation of being a tough cookie to crack in interviews, giving brief poker-faced responses and deflecting any questions that ventured too much into her personal business.
Therefore, if your barbeque is a "crufty black body" it will absorb too much heat, deflecting it from the meat.
Judge William B. Chandler III of Delaware Chancery Court rejected Air Products' claim that the Airgas poison pill defense was flawed because it gave directors too much power to deflect offers for the company.
