Sentence examples for increasingly redirected from inspiring English sources
The cuts mean local authorities' Camhs spending is increasingly redirected towards more serious cases of mental ill-health, at the expense of early intervention services.
And in recent months, as he has increasingly redirected his administration to stand in opposition to President Trump's agenda in Washington, that talk has only grown.
Funding from the academies is increasingly redirected to universities through a number of new initiatives, such as the awarding of a special status of 'Federal University' or 'National Research University'.
Subsequently, however, as his disciples refined his thought into a scholastic doctrine, subjective cultivation prevailed over objective inquiry, which was increasingly redirected into the narrow limits of reading and interpersonal conduct.
Ad dollars, traditionally making up the bulk of content creators' revenue, are increasingly being redirected from TV to the Web: Research firm Magna Global estimates that digital media will overtake TV as the biggest ad category by the end of 2017.
Assuming the current gridlock in negotiations persists, some time must elapse until our election results have been digested, here and abroad, and before public attention can be redirected toward the foreboding and increasingly dangerous Arab-Israel stalemate.
So New Belgium redirected what had become an increasingly sizable utility premium toward developing more direct energy efficiency and renewable energy projects at the brewery.
That is why Democrats increasingly favor the iconography of 1948, when President Harry S. Truman redirected voters' ire toward a "do-nothing" Republican Congress.
Potter redirected his attention.
These tools were simply redirected.
