Sentence examples for going to divert from inspiring English sources
"It's not really going to divert or stop even medium-level or hardcore pirates.
"Shutting down the mosques is a great idea, sure, but he shouldn't do that if it's going to divert resources from forcibly deporting eleven million immigrants," he said.
"This is very much going to divert the agenda," said Tom Rath, a New Hampshire Republican with ties to the White House.
We have to say -- we have to come forward with a plan that is going to divert people from the criminal justice system, deal with mandatory minimum sentences, which have put too many people away for too long for doing too little.
"We are not going to divert one penny or one ounce of energy from people who are still recovering from the storm that devastated them just three weeks ago," he said, adding that tropical-force wind and torrential rains would probably affect areas that were already battered by Hurricane Charley.
The high-margin export market is what's going to drive their margins up, Ajith Murthy, a senior consultant at PFC Energy in Houston, told UPI. So they are certainly going to divert some of the products to the export market..
"Clearly, they're going to have to divert some troops, and already have, in trying to deal with the flooding," Mr. Gates said.
