Sentence examples for effort diverted from inspiring English sources

That last-ditch effort diverted blood to his brain, which cannot survive long without it.

The gully was severely hit by a number of bushfires in 1939 that threatened the area, and further bushfires in the early 1940s caused considerable damage because of the war effort diverting supplies and personnel from the Country Fire Service CFSS).

Some argue that the mosquitoes should be left in place, and efforts diverted to speeding up the search for a vaccine.

There is also the risk that such efforts divert research and resource from increasing public awareness of cancer systems and reducing patient delays, which are generally agreed to have greater impact on cancer outcomes (Simon et al, 2010).

Rohan Ince needlessly gave away possession which resulted in a Rovers free-kick and Cairney's low effort was diverted in by Rhodes.

So muscular is it that it sometimes makes the front wheels tug against the steering as it overcomes the grip, unless you're driving the 4x4 version in which this excess tractive effort is diverted to the rear wheels as needed.

Among other things, the war effort has diverted the Bush Administration's attention from virtually all things economic.

Norwich led when Wes Hoolahan's effort was diverted in by Danny Simpson, but Demba Ba steered in an equaliser.

Davis played in Martin Paterson but Aouate raced out to beat the Burnley striker to the ball while a powerful Chris Brunt effort was diverted wide.

Stuart Armstrong saw his shot loop into the visiting goalkeeper's hands while Hannes van der Bruggen was closed down quickly as he shot from 22 yards and his effort was diverted wide.

Everton's Naismith went on to create the best chance of the first half for captain Scott Brown, who ran into the box and watched his lifted effort get diverted away from danger by Pacovski in goal.