Sentence examples for deviate from a course from inspiring English sources

In opening arguments Michael Underhill, the lawyer representing the US Department of Justice, said BP knew it was drilling a "well from hell" but that its managers refused to deviate from a "course of corporate recklessness" that ultimately led to the fatal blowout at the Gulf of Mexico well.

Only intellectual weakness of policy makers can result in foreign policies that deviate from a rational course aimed at minimizing risks and maximizing benefits.

Helical motion is also a very good way of maintaining a straight trajectory (Jennings, 1901; Crenshaw, 1996) since the act of moving with a revolving helical axis can compensate for any external force that could influence the motile cell to deviate from a linear course (Jennings, 1901).

Captain Schettino's superiors have accused him of deviating from a plotted course on Friday night with an unauthorized detour to give passengers a better view of Giglio.

But he refused to deviate from his course.

Nadella gave little indication today that he would drastically deviate from the course that Ballmer charted when he radically reorganized Microsoft and bought Nokia's phone business last year.

Jones can be the world's most helpful man to ambitious players who behave as he tells them to; he can also make things difficult for those who deviate from the course he has laid clown for them.

GIGLIO, Italy — New evidence emerged Wednesday that suggested the captain of the Costa Concordia had been repeatedly ordered by superiors to deviate from its course on Jan . 13and head toward picturesque Giglio Island off the Tuscan coast, where the 950-foot luxury cruise liner crashed and partly sank.

We'll not panic or lose our nerve, or deviate from our course.

Indeed, there is no evidence that Beijing is prepared to deviate from its course of only the most gradual, if steady, revaluation of 3% to 5% a year.

"When you've got a team which has still got some development to do, we'll not panic, lose our nerve, or deviate from the course we're on," Lancaster said.