Sentence examples for diverted work from inspiring English sources

Apple's work on the first iPhone apparently began in 2005, after it diverted work begun in 2003 from attempts to build a tablet device, which later became the iPad.

His role in diverting work from the Royal Ordnance Factory, Blackburn, to companies in Germany, Italy and Norway was blamed for the loss of hundreds of British jobs.

In a statement, Air Canada disputed Aveos's claim that it had been diverting work away from the company and said that Aveos owed it more than 35 million Canadian dollars.

"This money must be used to help divert work away from hospitals as well as to compensate trusts fairly for the extra work they are undertaking," said Mike Farrar, its chief executive.

If Buckley hadn't pulled the editorial rug out from under Brookhiser, we wouldn't have a number of diverting works of history.

Others argue that we are in fact graduating enough students in STEM every year but that they are being diverted to work in other fields.

Tory MP Lorraine Fullbrook asks Buckles if G4S will pay the full costs arising from any police officers being diverted to work on the Olympics.

Within an hour of the crash, the bridges and tunnels to Manhattan had been closed; the UN had been evacuated; planes were diverted; and work had pretty much ground to a standstill.

Howe was completed on 29 August 1942 after her building time was extended, as needed war supplies were diverted to work of a higher priority such as the construction and repair of both merchant ships and escort ships.

Blood is directed to the skin for cooling, which means it is diverted from working muscles.

To support the airbase and the garrison, a platoon was diverted to working on the docks and roads.