Sentence examples for divert so that from inspiring English sources

In conversations secretly recorded by the FBI, Saidakhmetov said he might try to force the flight to divert "so that the Islamic State would gain a plane," the complaint said.

Those flights had been diverted so that the United States could land troops and equipment, and lift Americans and other foreigners to safety.

The lignin residue and part of the FS feedstock are also diverted to the CHP system so that process steam and electricity demand are met without consumption of supplemental energy.

"We have gone from diverting 5% of our waste away from landfill to now up to 66% so that has been a huge improvement," he said.

"By diverting more and more waste away from landfill we will save a massive amount in landfill tax so that is what will pay for it.

"I don't want people to think we're trying to divert resources so that we don't have to hire teachers," Dr. Brennan said.

The problem is the privileged condition of the Jewish ethnic group over the others, those defined as the 'enemies,' the 'terrorists.' You divert attention, so that it is easier to define, and you restrict your anger and fight a battle that to me is irrelevant.

New membrane proteins are thought to follow a similar path, except that the hydrophobic transmembrane helices in these proteins are diverted sideways so that they become embedded in the cell membrane.

How can we make a dent on poverty if we don't work on the greed and graft that diverts so much money and so many resources away from those who are starving?

At this point, the show has diverted so much from the books that a lot of the perceived twists probably won't even happen in the books, Martin said.

In this view, the Iraqi authorities might also divert food shipments so that allied forces would have to care for civilians.