Sentence examples for small diversion of from inspiring English sources

When ring vaccination capacity is small, diversion of crucial resources away from contacts is harmful; contacts of contacts should only be traced and vaccinated provided that no resources are diverted away from contacts of cases.

This is a small diversion to the point of this article, but a point that must be made nonetheless about how white Republicans are also thinking.

We motor out past the Simon's Town naval base, taking a small diversion to watch a pod of more than 400 dolphins galloping through the waves at breakneck speed.

"This small diversion makes things kind of bearable," said Mr. Ramos, who also publishes an independent poetry magazine.

Even after a series of federal and private investigations, which found hundreds of billions of dollars in federal small business contracts actually went to many of the largest companies in the world, these individuals attempted to claim the diversion of small business contracts to large corporations was a "myth" and the result of "miscoding".

The lax nature of the NPT's basic inspection regime makes it an unreliable guide to detecting persistent diversion of small quantities of fuel from an industrial-size installation.

The diversion of small business contracts to large corporations is not an isolated issue.

Ending the diversion of small business contracts to corporate giants will create jobs.

In 2008, President Obama recognized the magnitude of the issue stating, "It is time to end the diversion of small business contracts to corporate giants".

Every year that President Obama has been in office the Small Business Administration Office of Inspector General SBAA OIG) has named the diversion of small business contracts to large corporations the top management challenge at the SBA.

During the 2008 campaign President Obama made a wide variety of promises to the small business community, including a promise to, "end the diversion of federal small business contracts to corporate giants".