Sentence examples similar to diversion times from inspiring English sources
This led to an intended reduction of diversion time of 82%, but also an unintended increase in AOD of 32%[11]].
Golf in no way belongs in a rustic vacation, but Primland put in a course a few years ago to provide a diversion during times when hunting, its main recreational offering, is not allowed, and since my brother is a serious golfer we had to play it.
Only one respondent reported requiring diversion several times per week.
11 12 There was a trend towards greater screen time in the lowest income neighbourhoods (though it was not statistically significant), and it has been previously shown that increased screen time is associated with increased BMI due to diversion of time away from physical activity, as well as higher calorie intake influenced by advertising of energy-dense foods.
Of course, Obama himself may no longer believe that this challenge is urgent enough to justify the diversion of time and attention from other, more pressing problems.
Increasingly, critics say, the informal balloting has proved a meaningless and costly diversion of time and money.
4a Thompson was pushing a video-heavy strategy for NYT's digital push; Abramson feared would be a diversion of time and energy.
What is heartening, Carter said, is that fans want to believe in their teams and to have a reliable diversion in good times and bad.
Since EMS diversion hours reflect times when hospitals are unable to receive critically ill patients, such hours serve as a marker of general overcrowding in emergency rooms and time during which patients are at risk for long waits and poor outcomes (13 ).
At these times diversion is most important.
