Sentence examples similar to the ways it could deviate from inspiring English sources

As I said before on Huffington Post, the way it was handled deviated from the typical way prisons deal with prisoners who are found with drugs.

So one thing she could deviate to, is playing L all the time.

The other architectural interventions of Hadrian in Rome were only acceptable insofar as they could be read as "a break, a revolution in the continuum of the urban fabric, interrupting it, modifying it, deviating it".

But the department could not deviate from the target unless it could demonstrate that the costs outweighed the benefits.

The way he could explain it.

Both men were furious about the way the separation barrier deviated from the green line and cut into Palestinian territory.

The way in which Chile deviated from this blueprint is another factor.

The unpolishable leather and the flat seam of the Kookaburra ball used in South Africa and Australia obliges fielding sides to find other ways of getting it to deviate.

The National Weather Service explained that if the hurricane deviates slightly, it could prevent some of the most powerful winds from reaching shore.

But a cliff or a swamp may be in the way and it might be wiser to deviate a little to the East and pick up that trail.

If Italy is allowed to deviate from them, it could undermine the whole system.