Sentence examples for has managed to divert from inspiring English sources
Between its move toward less conventional beef, its establishment of "Meatless Mondays," and its efforts to reduce food waste, the UCSF Medical Center's food services department has managed to divert a significant portion of its budget to more sustainable food sources.
To increase revenues both for its doctors and itself, American Oncology has managed to divert some treatment away from hospitals to outpatient clinics run by their physicians, thus giving them a bigger chunk of the treatment dollar.
Since its introduction, the programme has managed to divert about 900 juveniles with a low rate of re-offending.
Complaints against the police had dropped 50%; crime was coming down; and the Met had managed to divert IRA terrorist attacks.
However, it's been something of a PR coup for Morrissey's people that they've managed to divert attention from their artist's ill-informed comments by focussing all the attention on the byline debate.
But in the 45 plants that have achieved zero waste status, through innovative technologies and creative reuses, the company has managed to find ways to divert that remaining 1% from landfills.
In charging detainees for their alleged connections with the 9/11 attacks, the administration has also managed to divert attention away from the stumbling progress of the trial system which will be used to prosecute the six men.
Diverting attention from the harm rewriting the law would do to women, members of Congress have managed to turn an argument about financial affairs into a debate over abortion.
Always constructive in their criticism, tweeters' comments ranged from claiming Corden had make them sick to one saying that if the host managed to divert a meteor heading for Earth and cured cancer, he would still hate him.
We've managed to stay in shape.
