Sentence examples for diverted to getting from inspiring English sources

Still, Tomori fears that, with an election season on the horizon, "the attention of our governors is diverted to getting themselves reëlected".

The cost of fuel and corn — much of which is getting diverted to make ethanol — makes it hard for the people who grow the turkeys to make a living.

Often, when our attention gets diverted to trying to fix other people, we stop examining where and how we can shift ourselves.

But during the Internet bubble of the 1990s, the phenomenon of investment bankers wildly underpricing I.P.O.'s so that money could be diverted to favored investors got completely out of hand — stocks would sometimes rise 500 percent on the first day.

It is evident from Table 3 and Table 4 that the existing capacity of Washeries are not sufficient to handle total amount of coking coal produced in the country, and remaining quantity of coal is bound to get diverted to non-metallurgical sector.

"I think immigrants may have gotten diverted to other states because of our housing prices," Mr. Myers said.

Food price spikes tend to follow oil prices – because of transport costs increase and staples getting diverted to biofuel production.

But as has been the case through the ages (and China is demonstrating now), cheap credit does not always get absorbed in economically useful projects; often it gets diverted to speculation.

"If we get too many non-recyclable items in a bin, it gets diverted to incineration or landfill," Buckley explained".More work needs to be done to help GNM staff to identify which types of waste are non-recyclable".

There are ships coming across that can get diverted to Japan or Korea depending on who bids the correct amount, so its a lottery as to whether you get that import.

" We should have been flying back on Saturday, but we got out in the early hours of Tuesday and we missed the open airspace last night and got diverted to Nice.