Sentence examples for rather than be diverted from inspiring English sources
"Policy makers, in my view, should be more focused on what constitutes effective prudential supervision, rather than be diverted to the less consequential discussion as to who should perform it," Mr. Warsh told the New York Association for Business Economics.
Its interior has now been named a landmark and so will remain in show business rather than being diverted to a new career.
Rather than being diverted into a self-referential loop, he engages in a debate about bad-faith ambitions and loving what you've got.
The use of expedited removal should be reduced rather than expanded, while some cases should be diverted from the courts to the specialized asylum office or similar non-adversarial proceedings, which are more appropriate for handling many claims to status.
The effect of a low value of K L is to limit the proportion of energy that can be diverted to uptake/metabolism rather than to growth.
There is a real danger that auction proceeds will be diverted to state budgets rather than used to accelerate the transition to a clean-energy economy.
It is possible that the ability of MaviP35 to suppress DRONC-mediated yeast lethality reflects substrate competition: DRONC's proteolytic attention may be diverted to MaviP35 processing rather than cleavage of essential yeast proteins.
Additionally, the largest increase in expression was observed in FABP5 (5.8 fold increase) suggesting that the retinoic acid flux may be diverted into the PPAR signaling rather than metabolic inactivation.
His attention will surely be diverted to the future of the BBC rather than the regulation of newspapers.
Failing that, a portion of the money earned from used sales would be diverted to the publishers and developers themselves, rather than just sitting in GameStop's cash register.
Nonetheless, growth of vegetative hyphae in fungus gardens can readily be diverted to conidial production after colonization of fecal balls, and conidia are sexual rather than asexual.
