Sentence examples for slowly diverting from inspiring English sources
Now those same outsourcers and hackers have become part of a burgeoning startup scene that is slowly diverting talent from Citibank cubicle farms and into wide-open lofts where The Lean Startups is a holy book and cargo shorts are the new khakis and a button down.
Usually stuff slowly diverts into two streams where one of you is, by nature of your character and motivations and talents, the manager, and one of you is the managed.
Warm anticyclones move slowly, and cyclones are diverted around their periphery.
Such surges can be avoided by adding a temporary spill nozzle that opens while the main nozzle closes or, more commonly, by partially inserting a deflector plate between the jet and the wheel, diverting and dissipating some of the energy while the needle is slowly closed.
Damselfly larvae that dropped their lamellae grew more slowly despite eating the same amount of food, suggesting either that digestive efficiency was reduced, or that regeneration was diverting resources from growth [38].
Punctuated by images of crowded cityscapes, slowly moving trains, neon-lighted streets and green hillsides — backgrounds familiar from Japanese art-house films and serious anime — the diverting "Beetle Queen," like "Lost in Translation" or Takashi Murakami's art, says less about Japan than it does about America's continuing fascination with modern Japanese culture.
On paper, this sounds diverting enough.
This line of thought was diverting.
Heavy congestion due to diverting traffic.
And charming and diverting it was.
It's certainly diverting.
