Sentence examples for like to deviate from from inspiring English sources

"I don't like to deviate from my schedule," she said.

Not everyone likes to deviate from routine by making decisions, big or small.

JM: I don't like to deviate either.

Dentists are trained a certain way and don't like to deviate.

We show that for the same volume-averaged permeability, the more heterogeneous the structure of a floc is, the easier for the relation between the drag coefficient and the Reynolds number to deviate from a Stokes' law-like correlation.

Like confident chefs, they encourage readers to deviate from the recipes, or, better yet, come up with their own.

It is tempting to deviate from your needs and pick a person just because you like him.

This is very different from the traditional methods employed by companies like Samsung where developers are often given very little room to deviate from a master plan.

The observed interferometric patterns start to deviate from the predicted ones for the converted phases like SKSP or PPS (Figs  6g, h or 6i, j).

To deviate from those principles, in Mr. Issa's view, would be like placing "a coffin on top of Ronald Reagan's coffin".

The current generation continues to deviate from the rule.