Sentence examples for efforts away from inspiring English sources

He distrusted intellectual reformers, fearing their influence would divert labour's efforts away from economic goals.

But this year the union is redirecting its efforts away from television toward organizing its members to get out the vote.

Simply put, if policymakers get the price signals right, firms and consumers will of their own accord reorient their efforts away from consumption and towards exports and cleaner energy.Trust the dollarIn exports the most important price signal is the dollar.

The "big society", which has so polarised public opinion, could play a part here, if the government chose to direct its efforts away from simple rhetoric and actually focused on an often-sidelined group such as new graduates.

"And perhaps contrary to expectations, that seems to be an easier sell to companies now than it was a few years ago .The deal may also offer a wider lesson on the need for schools to refocus their efforts away from the usual suspects in developed countries and onto organisations in the emerging economies.

Under the new strategy, officials said, American and Mexican agencies would work together to refocus border enforcement efforts away from building a better wall to creating systems that would allow goods and people to be screened before they reach the crossing points.

Mignolet turned his effort away but the loose ball flicked off Alberto Moreno into Costa's path.

The Spurs man then turned Pedro's effort away after he had been put through by Xavi.

Anything that diverts effort away from the job at hand – that of winning – is to be distrusted.

When the goalkeeper beat Benzema's last-gasp effort away with a mighty glove, France were staring at the exit.

The CSKA Moscow keeper pushed a tame effort away from his top corner at the start of the second half.