Sentence examples for to divert itself from inspiring English sources

HEDTA has the ability to divert itself through the low-permeability sections in the well due to the buildup in its viscosity after the reaction with calcium carbonate.

Without full media freedom — both the good and the bad — the government will find more ways to cover up its own murky dealings and create scapegoats to divert attention from itself.

The Witham originally flowed into The Wash at Bicker Haven, where the port of Drayton was established in the Welland estuary, and it was only as a result of massive flooding in 1014 that it diverted itself to flow into The Haven at Boston.

Anything with the potential to divert attention from the food itself has been minimized or eliminated.

As family and friends had felt in the Duggan case, it appeared that strenuous efforts were being taken to divert attention from the shooting itself.

Western diplomats said the tone of the Government statement and Mr. Galkin's remarks suggested that Moscow might try to divert domestic attention away from the accident itself by blaming the West for overstating the damage.

The following month, after heavy lobbying from Manatt Phelps, the Council reversed itself and voted 7-6 to divert the funds elsewhere, with Evans casting a decisive vote.

You didn't have to agree with Jerry Falwell that we had caused our own punishment to sense that something about the way America had been diverting itself suddenly looked immature at best.

Accepting the medal made it clear he had not "capitulated to the core of the Jewish danger" — that his apology had itself been fake news, meant to divert the public's attention from his prejudice.

To increase revenues both for its doctors and itself, American Oncology has managed to divert some treatment away from hospitals to outpatient clinics run by their physicians, thus giving them a bigger chunk of the treatment dollar.

So I guess even the university itself is kind of trying to divert people away from the town scene".