Sentence examples for should divert from inspiring English sources

"Someone should divert that sort of machismo".

Clearly, the driver should divert the trolley and kill one worker rather than five.

This should divert groundwater around the site, and stop it mixing with contaminated cooling water.

The Daily Mail and Nigel Farage reckon we should divert money from foreign aid to shore up our defences.

Mr. Skinner declined to comment on whether the government should pay for flu shots in poor Asian countries or should divert vaccine there.

When appeals for donations were launched after this month's deadly earthquake in Sichuan, critics were quick to suggest that should divert funds from overseas aid.

Similarly, discussions around the potential of prevention to save resources are also interesting and can be helpful in informing planning, but the case for prevention should not be made on the basis of these and these studies should not divert attention away from the key question that needs to be addressed, that of the most efficient way of improving population health.

Is it worth saving into Isas or should they divert all their funds into pensions?

This time is no different, and the latest academic kerfuffle should not divert our attention from that fact.

All this should not divert attention, or not for long, from the magnificent quality of England's bowling.

But atmospherics aside, Mr. Bush's criticism should not divert attention from the alarming nature of the commission's findings.