Sentence examples for diverted far from from inspiring English sources

It has dithered over the National Health Service (NHS), but again has not diverted far from the path set by John Major's Tories.

Eleven days after the Boeing 777 jetliner carrying 239 people vanished without trace, scrutiny has zeroed in on the pilots due to the deliberate way in which the plane was switched into radar darkness and diverted far from its route to Beijing.

In the meantime, read on for the text I provided for translators (from which I diverted far too much; my apologies to them).

By segregating waste in sheds closer to the source — which is safer and more hygienic than working at a landfill — Swach waste-pickers divert far more from waste streams.

Officials have no idea yet why the plane diverted so far from its intended flight path.

The film, diverting but far from Titanic, is no more than a task to be completed along the way.

She said the change would keep M72 buses from diverting so far from West 72nd Street, and noted that alternate routes already run across town at West 66th and 57th Streets.

But Torre did not need to divert too far from the formula that had worked all season for the Yankees: squeeze some effective innings from the starter and give the rest of the game to Ramiro Mendoza, Mike Stanton and Mariano Rivera.

Either way, Pirelli are not expected to divert too far from their current strategy.

Still, Fox Sports 1 cannot divert too far from doing what is necessary to be a successful network: producing games and studio shows intelligently, and hiring people for the studio shows and game broadcasts who are enlightening, good company and maybe a lot of fun.

"No ethnic lobby has diverted that policy as far from what the American national interest would otherwise suggest," Mearsheimer and Walt write.