Sentence examples for important diversion from inspiring English sources

One year later he bought Rowan Oak, a handsome but run-down pre-Civil War house on the outskirts of Oxford, restoration work on the house becoming, along with hunting, an important diversion in the years ahead.

USO Senior Vice President John Hanson said the shows are an important diversion for the troops.

It is true that in most cases such incidents were mere political theater, but they did have the calming effect that Nezavisimaya describes and were an important diversion of public attention at key moments.

A fixed trip table based on an equilibrium path flow solution is often used, but this ignores important attraction and diversion effects as drivers (globally) change routes in response to (local) subnetwork changes.

"What we have learned is important to designing a diversion technique.

Quality of life and body image are important considerations for urinary diversion (UD).

"Getting a place that's on your way to work – with little diversion – is important," she explains.

These descriptions leave out what I consider the most important one: a tragic diversion from the fight against terror.

The two men worked on several projects, Professor Masters writes, but the most important was the Arno River diversion, which, if it had succeeded, could have been the early 16th-century equivalent of a nuclear weapon.

"We are a little bit frustrated," he said, calling the debate surrounding the proposal a "diversion" from "important things" like reform of Indonesia's banking system and the restructuring of corporate debt.

An important mitigation is the diversion of reusable materials through sorting "at source" in the household, and in countries where most meal preparations occur at home, this includes sorting out food waste.