Sentence examples for which diverted from inspiring English sources

The fraudster set up a filter, which diverted any email containing the words "sort code".

Norwich's League Cup triumph in 1985 came through a single goal which diverted fortuitously off a Sunderland defender's chest.

In addition, in many countries, "parallel," or black, markets emerged, which diverted resources from activities in the official sector.

Google was also blocked last month by China, which diverted queries for Google to other sites the government deemed friendlier.

That prosecution, which diverted public attention from Enron to the conduct of its accounting firm, effectively destroyed Andersen.

Delta, which diverted a jet away from Tel Aviv before the ban, will not necessarily resume flights, its chief executive said before the  FAA lifted the ban.

Another reason cited is gasoline price increases, which divert family income from other spending.

A trial of Musharraf should not be allowed to become a media circus which diverts attention from these serious issues.

Surviving militants are forced to operate far more cautiously, which diverts their energy from planning new attacks.

Jones claimed that Google operated an elaborate system which diverts British profits through Ireland to the Bermuda tax haven.

"I keep finding things to do here in the office which diverts my attention from the future," he said.