Sentence examples for diverted instead from inspiring English sources

The same was true for another amendment Mr. Kyl put forward to prevent any money in the bill for reconstructing Gaza from being diverted instead to Hamas.

The cash that Mitchinson and his partners save on the advance, advertising and distribution is diverted instead into producing an attractive book.

Had local farmers successfully blocked his plans to divert the River Epte and create the iconic lily pond, saying the flowers could poison their cattle, the course of art history would have been diverted instead.

Such tissue from slaughtered cows, which is barred in the manufacture of cattle feed, is diverted instead to the making of food for poultry and house pets, in which there is yet no documented case of its causing the disease.

In a secret document seen by the Guardian, a large slice of billions of euros of funds that are supposed to be devoted to research and development into renewables such as solar and wave power are likely to be diverted instead to subsidising the development of the well-established fossil fuel.

The mob now diverted, instead attacked the headquarters of abolitionist publisher Horace Greeley's "New York Tribune" until forced to flee by the Brooklyn City Police, who had crossed the East River to help the Manhattan authorities.

No Gatwick trains will operate from London Victoria due to major work in Battersea, diverting instead to London Bridge.

When the aircraft had arrived in Austrian airspace at around noon and it became evident that their demands could not be fulfilled in time, this plan was changed, and the Lufthansa crew had to divert instead to Zagreb in what was then the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, circling over Zagreb Airport until the Black September members would have been brought there.

As the money rolled in, Parker fatefully neglected Presley's greatest strength, his immediate appeal to live audiences, and diverted him instead into films, where he never shone (who but fanatics can remember more than a couple of these dogs?).

King's Cross station was closed, leading to chaotic scenes at Finsbury Park station in north London, after large crowds of passengers were diverted there instead.

Dr Lackner suggests diverting it instead to air-capture systems.