Sentence examples for greater diversion from inspiring English sources

Of note, it has been recently shown that the key regulator of aerobic glycolysis PKM2 has a relevant role in maintaining cellular redox homeostasis allowing greater diversion of glycolytic intermediates into pentose phosphate pathway and NADPH biosynthesis in response to oxidative stress.

It has been a great diversion from raking leaves for people already ardent about golf.

It makes a great diversion for those on the Camino de Santiago trail.

Although there is a great diversion between Marion and Geoff and The Shadow Line.

And, judging by the last few days, plenty of Republicans on Capitol Hill will be willing to join in this great diversion.

There are days when football is a great diversion, a terrific television sport with the ability to captivate us and unite us in complete annoyance with having to listen to Jon Gruden's irrational exuberance on "Monday Night Football".

Hard-core American conservatives have long idealized the Gilded Age, regarding everything that followed — not just the New Deal, but even the Progressive Era — as a great diversion from the true path of capitalism.

It was a great diversion and it has helped me to play, as I have got rid of this stuff off the squash court so I can focus more on it.

In other words, it's about death, though it's also about performance — and what a great diversion Ms. Barkin's face, with its wide planes, mischievous eyes and pugnaciously jutting chin, still presents, despite the effects of time and other forces.

The site is a great diversion.

While fairly basic in terms of features, it is slick and makes for a great diversion.