Sentence examples for divert too much from inspiring English sources

Sky-high home prices also divert too much capital into home building from potentially more productive uses.

However, Friends of the Earth believe it would simply be too damaging and divert too much money that could be better spent fighting climate change in other ways.

And if we divert too much water from our rivers for power generation, we use supplies needed for migrating salmon and agricultural irrigation.

I was against it then because I feared it would divert too much money from the academic programs for which the university was known and lead to lower standards in the admission of potential athletes.

For one thing if you stop to think about it (the director keeps his screen occupied sufficiently to divert too much attenion to story details), it is not easy to understand how a man of such ovbious discernment as Foster could so easily be taken in by a character who has a way on popping up out of nowhere.

Some are fairly obvious: Lured by tax savings, you divert too much salary into your health care spending account.

Sen. Russell Feingold (D-Wis)., a leading war opponent, suggested Iraq has diverted too much attention and resources.

"Supply would have diverted too much attention and resources that had to go to retail".

River advocates earlier this year won a lawsuit claiming that Waterbury diverted too much water away from the river.

Its thesis is that throughout history, imperial powers have accelerated their decline by diverting too much energy to military entanglements rather than activities that are more productive economically.

He has diverted too much talent and technology to "Star Wars" and the military exploitation of space and endorsed NASA's grandiose space station with equal lack of reflection.