Sentence examples for that has diverted from inspiring English sources

But one thing that has diverted me all across the country is the relationship between time and distance.

And lastly, the industry is trapped in a marketing and sales arms-race that has diverted resources from research and provoked a public backlash.This mixture of difficulties explains why the cost of bringing new drugs to market has soared dramatically.

It is about the courage of Justice Thomas to affirm himself and his fellow citizens despite history and to do the right thing despite the idolatry that has diverted our contemporary jurisprudence into "the splitting of the political middle".

The agreement would end months of single-minded debate about the federal debt that has diverted Washington's attention from broader economic questions, and indeed threatened the health of financial markets as investors watched and wondered whether the United States might really decide, quite voluntarily, to leave some bills unpaid.

At issue is whether to suspend a five-year-old federal mandate requiring more ethanol in gasoline each year, a policy that has diverted almost half of the domestic corn supply from animal feedlots to ethanol refineries, driven up corn prices and plantings and created a desperate competition for corn as drought grips the nation's farm belt.

And Fed policy, along with our misguided ethanol policy that has diverted 40% of U.S. corn production into ethanol, have more than doubled corn prices in the past year.

He also said that going out in the water as the storm approached was a "reckless" move that had "diverted badly-needed N.Y.P.D. resources".

But what refugees need most is what all Africans need most -- an end to the wars that have diverted the continent's resources and created so much suffering.

And the Pac-10 had the latest in a series of controversial endings that have diverted attention from the strength of the teams to the weakness of the officiating.

Chitabe, in the southeastern Okavango Delta, turned out to be drier than Kings Pool, thanks to seismic shifts that have diverted some of the channels, as well as the seasonal drought.

Gradually, between 1805 and 1815, Muḥammad ʿAlī eroded the system of tax farming (iltizām) that had diverted most of the revenues to the Mamlūks and other notables, imposed the direct levy of taxes, expropriated the landholders, and carried out a new tax survey.