Sentence examples for of getting diverted from inspiring English sources

State money for public works projects has a history of getting diverted along the way.

If we had stuck with the crude implication of the latter, instead of getting diverted down the blind alley of constituency polling, we might have accurately predicted the massacre that the Lib Dems experienced.

We do see a lot of methadone getting diverted out here on the street from the clinic, and we have to watch our clients very carefully because it's a secondary source of income for a lot of them".

The cost of fuel and corn — much of which is getting diverted to make ethanol — makes it hard for the people who grow the turkeys to make a living.

Earlier research had shown that significant portions of the rice were getting diverted before reaching the needy citizens who were part of the program.

It is evident from Table 3 and Table 4 that the existing capacity of Washeries are not sufficient to handle total amount of coking coal produced in the country, and remaining quantity of coal is bound to get diverted to non-metallurgical sector.

Food price spikes tend to follow oil prices – because of transport costs increase and staples getting diverted to biofuel production.

They must consistently keep on raising this demand, and not getting diverted and misled by the nonsense of symbolism.

Fisher ended up getting diverted into the old business.

Too often, in the bewildering passage of time, promise, like some tributary of the spirit, gets diverted.

"A lot of those patients get diverted into an illegal counterfeit market," Mr. Clavelli said.