Sentence examples for less diversion from inspiring English sources

Many people in tennis say she needs less diversion, although Williams defends her fat portfolio of interests by saying that she likes to use all her time when stuck in a hotel.

He published a widely cited study in 2009 that found that states with strong gun dealer regulations and oversight as well as tight sale permits had less diversion of guns to criminals.

This may reflect greater population or health service stability, for example because Northern Ireland has experienced less diversion of management and clinical attention due to repeated re-organisation.

You wonder if this is less a diversion and more alternative reality, something we are hyping because we cannot let CNN be our end-all programming.

It's too soon to know whether Mr. Hirschhorn's work will be remembered in the South Bronx as a more or less amusing diversion or as something more Gramscian.

Unlike the many painters and sculptors for whom printmaking is a more or less casual diversion, Ms. Celmins invests as much painstaking concentration in it as she does in her paintings.

The new stage in my life requires me to change the order: now Saint Karl comes first; he is the axis and will remain so for however many years the spheroid has room for me on its outer mantle; medicine is a more or less trivial diversion.

For less serious diversions, the Palm's green screen cannot match the beauty of the Pocket PC's version of Pac-Man -- an exact replica of the arcade classic.

Following the Saint Catherine trail is, oddly, one of Siena's less crowded diversions.

Less frequent Social diversion coping was also observed in parents of children with ASD [ 53].

The extended-release formulations of stimulants are less prone to diversion because these preparations cannot easily be crushed into powder for injection or snorting, and also because the once-a-day administration makes parental supervision easier to enforce.