Sentence examples for inability to divert from inspiring English sources
In fact, it wasn't until the stroke of the interval that another opportunity presented itself only for Lampard's inability to divert the ball home following good work from the Belgian duo of Hazard and Lukaku.
John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said, "The Bush administration would like to label all those who disagree with it as terrorists in order to cover up its policies, which are harmful to working families, and to divert attention from its inability to create good jobs".
In the first quarter of 2008 domestic sales were 1.7m tonnes, against just 32,300 tonnes sold abroad.Further, critics say the takeover is a smokescreen to divert the blame for the government's inability to meet its pledges to build homes and to advance with new infrastructure projects.Negotiation or showdown?The government has said it will negotiate individually with each of the cement companies.
Congress's frantic gestures this week are, at bottom, an attempt to divert attention from its past failures to act, and its resulting inability to shield Americans from the burden of high prices at the pump.
An FCO source said it was likely Isis was trying to divert attention from "its recent military failings in Iraq and its inability to look after people in the areas that it controls".
An FCO source told the Guardian it was likely IS is trying to divert attention from "its recent military failings in Iraq and its inability to look after people in the areas that it controls".
What could you say to divert attention?
"She's trying to divert your attention".
Something to divert his rock-star ambitions.
That helped to divert anger, if not to lessen it.
