Sentence examples for major diversion from inspiring English sources

From then until now, the major diversion of Dr. Graebner's life has continued to be tennis.

The full plan will take several decades and involve three major diversion routes.

The Maharajah himself is not particularly interested in movies, but they are a major diversion of heir apparent & his wife, whose maiden name was Stella Mudge.

Whatever happens, "his presence on the ballot assures this major diversion for the next two and a half months," said former Senator Danforth, who said the entire conversation had been turned away from what Missouri residents are most worried about, the debt and the economy.

Home-schooled and pampered by his grandmother, Buber was a bookish aesthete with few friends his age, whose major diversion was the play of the imagination.

He was soon departing to an even louder chorus of boos after penning a whole new chapter in the decision review system sub-plot that is fast becoming a major diversion from the main narrative.

Small rivalries loom large in such worlds, and private, elaborately contrived acts of getting even become major diversions.

"The approach of an oysterman is to create smaller diversions that replicate the way it used to be — not these big major diversions that change the environment," he said.

One of the major diversions from practice in England, possible because of devolution, was the abolition of student tuition fees in 1999, instead retaining a system of means-tested student grants.

When PS  = 0 there is no benefit in matching staff to patients, with a small value of PS, there is some reallocation of staff to patients, satisfying preferences as long as no major diversions are required.

During the Holocene, nature forced the Patía delta to the south; however, a major water diversion, starting in 1972, diverted the Patía flow to the Sanguianga River, the latter, a small stream draining internal lakes from the Pacific lowlands.