Sentence examples for diverted to maintain from inspiring English sources

Both were savaged so money could be diverted to maintain a computerized listing of side-effect reports.

This highly specialized nutritional strategy, which typifies biotrophic plant pathogens such as powdery mildews, downy mildews and rusts, probably involves the strict control of host cell metabolism which is diverted to maintain pathogen survival and compatibility [ 5].

The donations involved in the Free Peter Greste campaign would now be diverted to other areas to maintain public awareness about Greste's imprisonment.

Yet these are not necessarily good for city dwellers, especially rental tenants and people who depend on public services that may be underfunded while municipal budgets are diverted to creating and maintaining tourist attractions.

Money from the 1951 bond measure was diverted to buy new cars, lengthen platforms and maintain the aging system.

CWA should have been calling for an investigation of the plant expenses that were diverted to Local Service and are not being used for maintaining the copper networks.

Any electricity that isn't used in guest rooms or on general operations is diverted to the hot pool at the Waterfall Spa -- which is maintained at a toasty 100 degrees, perfect for a mid-day or late night dip.

And most states' pricing is still inflated and was never reduced when the companies failed to upgrade or even maintain the networks, or the funds were diverted to other lines of business.

Ground and river water is often diverted to industrial farms from the qanats, which local government have less incentive to maintain as urbanisation spreads apace.

This seems to be because the brain becomes bogged down with competing demands, and cognitive resources needed for reasoning were diverted in order to maintain eye contact.

In fact, the New York State Attorney General's Office pointed out that 75percentt of the billion dollar budget to upgrade and maintain the utility networks in 2011 was being diverted to fund the construction of these other lines of business.