Sentence examples for of having diverted from inspiring English sources

(Flores was accused of having diverted, to his own pocket, several million dollars in foreign aid intended for earthquake victims).

Analysts here and abroad have said that the state of emergency has diverted thousands of police and intelligence agents from the fight against terrorism to the enforcement of the crackdown.

Discovery of graphene has diverted the interest of researchers toward a new family of nanomaterials known as 2D materials.

The utility brought four helicopters here to survey the damage and by the end of Sunday had diverted to the South Shore 791 of the 2,000 crews it had deployed statewide.

A moderate amount of traffic has diverted onto alternate local routes as a result.

The spectacles we've watched over the month of August have diverted attention away from our work and onto various distractions.

$2.5 billion was given to the states for the purpose of helping distressed homeowners, but as of last report some of those states had diverted nearly a billion dollars of that money into the general fund.

Emerging environmental issues raised due to combustion of petroleum-based fossil fuel and emission of toxic gases have diverted the attention of scientists and researchers towards the utilization of various renewable resources for the production of bioethanol.

After the bail-out Citi realised that "it was the emerging markets that made us very special," he says, and that the dealmaking of the past decade had diverted a lot of energy away from the firm's strengths.

This inefficient and under-utilization of radio spectrum has diverted the attentions of the researchers towards the different techniques in order to access the spectrum dynamically and adaptively.

The Hindu nationalists describe the uprising as an attack on the very idea of India and have diverted an enormous amount of national energy and resources -- including some 400,000 soldiers -- toward fighting the insurgents and their Pakistani supporters.