Sentence examples for substantially diverted from inspiring English sources
Fairfax is now up to 80percentt; but Daniel Domenech, the county superintendent, says that the new focus "has substantially diverted attention from a broader and richer curriculum".
Based on public securities filings for companies that own for-profit colleges, it is clear that tuition money from federal subsidies is being substantially diverted to areas that are unrelated to the education of students.
In early June, at the commencement of the annual rainy season, the water level of the Mekong River rises substantially, enough to divert part of its flow off its course to the South China Sea and redirect it into the Tonlé Sap River.
The Miami metropolitan area grew substantially at this time and Everglades water was diverted to cities. Portions of the Everglades were transformed into farmland, where the primary crop was sugarcane.
He acknowledged that Mr. Harrell had diverted F.B.I. resources, but said that the government had "substantially overstated" the complexity of its investigation.
The plan had no chance of passing, would have made only a small dent in the deficit and was rightly decried by experts as a gimmick that only diverted attention from what we really need: comprehensive tax reform that can substantially raise revenue in a fairer manner.
However, we need to develop new governance models to substantially increase levels of participation and benefit sharing, and that prevent money from being diverted to administrative expenses and elite capture.
The number of youths locked up in juvenile halls and camps has decreased substantially over the past decade, but probation officials have noted that as more low-level juvenile offenders have been diverted, the young people who remain tend to be higher-risk.
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That's how hope was diverted.
