Sentence examples for it's diverting from inspiring English sources

And those concerned about the direction of the company worry that it's diverting all its figurative eggs into the iPhone basket to fuel revenue and profit.

It's diverting to have things such as BIG's twisted towers and their interiors and gardens offer their lucky buyers more than the lawyer-designed boxes-propped-on-car-parks of the last decade.

It's diverting (if indulgent) fun, boisterous in its fan-power vigour, with enough rough edges to retain the raucous atmosphere of the concert.

This crack at the subject is fluffier, more traditionally sitcom-like than Adam McKay's docu-comedy about the 2009 savings and loan meltdown, but it's diverting enough to pass muster, thanks to a seasoned cast.

But it's diverting nonetheless and victory here would arguably be the greatest moment in Mexico's footballing history.

"And the reason you do it is, No. 1, it's diverting.

"It's diverted a great deal of my time which could have been applied to more investigations," but he remains defiant, too: "it's also made me stronger.

DZ: Right, electronic media has given us a lot, but it's diverted our attention from some very simple and fundamental things.

It is diverting attention from solving the country's profoundly serious problems: continued political turmoil and looming economic meltdown.

It was diverting resources an MoD statement said.

It is diverting money for innovation from industries crucial to the economic future of the United States, analysts say.