Sentence examples for help to deflect from inspiring English sources

That may help to deflect accusations of protectionism, which are likely to be aired throughout his tour.

Green roofs covered in grass or vegetation can help to deflect heat and absorb rainwater during periods of flood risk.

That should help to deflect the environmentalists' charge that the WTO is secretive and lacks know-how.Changing the WTO's rules, however, is a taller order.

An American plant would also help to deflect any protectionist moves, always a risk given that South Korea's car market is essentially closed to American companies.

The move will help to deflect any criticism that the licence fee-funded BBC should not be paying top dollar for expensive stars at the same time it is seeking to make £550m in cuts.

"This museum cannot satisfy everybody—I don't suppose any museum can and I think the more Lonnie can point to input by current scholars, well-known scholars, this will help to deflect whatever criticism might be coming their way".

It also helps to deflect the nagging fear player wellbeing still involves a touch of Russian roulette.

Its rounded shape helped to deflect cannon shot.

His disarming candor helps to deflect attention away from the flawed deed.

The head is somewhat large in proportion to the body, with small ears, and has a unique feature called a "toad eye" caused by extra fleshiness of the eyelids, which helps to deflect water and provide extra insulation.

And Jokowi's decisiveness on refusing to grant clemency to those on death row is helping to deflect from the domestic issues he's been plagued with in his short time in office.