Sentence examples for redirected away from from inspiring English sources
Visitors can receive beauty tutorials and other information without being redirected away from the original product.
During this process, some of this material is redirected away from the black hole in the form of narrow beams, or jets.
Worse still, as trade was redirected away from China, already hard-pressed American families would be forced to buy products that are noticeably more expensive than Chinese-made imports.
In an interview in Quito last month, the minister of tourism, Rocío Vázquez, said that "we are always ready to review" the quota, so long as any increase is "redirected away from the main islands".
But the report did conclude that C.I.A. resources devoted to counterterrorism had been mismanaged, and that some had been redirected away from Al Qaeda toward other parts of the agency's clandestine service.
A hundred years ago medical men thought pregnant women had a lot more power, and they worried about what would happen if that power were redirected away from motherhood and gentle femininity and toward careers and political concerns.
Initially, Turkish internet service providers (ISPs) were simply redirecting traffic to a government webpage by forcing the DNS servers, which send to the correct IP addresses for the site they are trying to access, to redirect away from Twitter's homepage.
Private-equity giants such as Carlyle and TPG have redirected staff away from normal buy-outs towards these "loan-to-own" activities.
When an MSNBC reporter checked in on the lines outside of a Philadelphia polling place, a precinct-worker gently redirected him away from the prohibited zones.
(b) Capture/reversal of the Middle Yangtze river redirected drainage away from the Red River and into the East China Sea through the Lower Yangtze river.
This is because under low population densities, males may redirect investment away from aggression toward mate searching, and under high population densities, males may redirect investment from aggression toward alternative mating strategies (Knell 2009).
