Sentence examples for effectively divert from inspiring English sources

Ironically, in 2009 we are so numb to hyperbole that totally appropriate phrases like "the worst album of all time" effectively divert attention away from how bad this album actually is.

The new YES pact will let Yankees owner George Steinbrenner effectively divert millions of dollars and shelter it from the revenue-sharing plan.

In this way, Syngenta illustrates how framing social, economic and political problems as a technical question can result in the delegation of essentially political decisions to expert committees, which effectively divert responsibility from political actors to technoscientific networks by denying the normative dimensions of controversial issues[20].

While the money hasn't come through, neighbors are forging ahead, planning a project to more effectively divert water from the hills above them to the creek below and identifying a priority list of areas in which to clear brush.

The server cluster architecture can effectively divert the workload to both nodes which substantially improves the upload performance.

The problem is how to effectively divert the allocation of resources away from patients predicted to do poorly, and toward those predicted to do well.

A major side channel ("the chute") effectively diverts part of the flows away to the southern side of the Whangaehu fan.

"The stabilization center provides an alternative to costly hospital services by effectively diverting people to care in the community," said Crista M. Taylor, Behavioral Health System Baltimore president and chief executive.

AMD EPYC effectively diverted processor qualification and system validation time and budget that would have gone to other alternatives at cloud customers and OEM vendors.

These include changes in FZD receptor profiles and high-level induction of NKD1, which effectively diverts Wnt ligand-derived signals away from β-catenin and towards Wnt/PCP outcomes (Yan et al, 2001).

Using autopsy retrievals, Surace et al. (2002) showed that distal penetration of granulomas was aided by the presence of screw holes in cementless prostheses, effectively diverting synovial fluid laden with PE debris from the articular or backside surface away from the tray-bone interface.