Sentence examples for which is diverted from inspiring English sources

Bolivia is the third largest coca producer in the world, much of which is diverted for making cocaine for Brazilian and European markets.

Yet old people will have contributed to healthcare services all their lives, through income tax, council tax (part of which is diverted to their local fire service) and taxes on goods and services.

One of the water resources of the Nanhua Reservoir is the discharge of the Cishan River, which is diverted through a tunnel from the Chiahsien Weir.

Tadpoles undergo a ventilatory transformation from external filamentous gills to pulmonary respiration, with a consequent need to close lungs to avoid ingesting water, which is diverted to gills instead (Shubin [2008]).

Under the contracts, the agency gives its allotment of state project water to Metropolitan, and in return receives an equal amount of Colorado River water, which is diverted from the MWD's aqueduct into earthen basins north of Palm Springs, and allowed to seep underground.

The high number of HDACi consensus genes identified here gives thus a good description of the altered cellular state, which deviated from the normal endpoint of UKN1 and which is diverted in similar ways by all HDACi.

Others point to America's new-found enthusiasm for biofuels, which is diverting land from food production to fuel-making.

Another system, which is diverting 8,000 to 9,000 barrels of oil a day to another vessel, should not be affected by the cap work.

Another system, which is diverting 8,000 to 9,000 barrels of oil a day to another vessel, is not affected by the cap work.

A section of his new show is devoted to just such "men do this, women do that" banter, which is diverting but generic.

"If implemented effectively, the NASUWT would expect these reforms to help address the problem of excessive bureaucracy, which is diverting teachers from focusing on teaching and learning," Keates said.