Sentence examples for avoid being distracted from inspiring English sources

Has he been able to avoid being distracted by their divorce proceedings, which were completed Monday?

At the same time they have to avoid being distracted from fighting their rivals; the mad emperors of Microsoft lost a lot of ground by taking on the inhuman might of the Department of Justice.

Yet one of the lessons of the North Korean famine of 1995-1998 is to avoid being distracted by political theatre constructed by totalitarian regimes in their capital cities, especially at moments of crisis.

He also appeared in an online video to explain the study's findings, making a valiant effort to avoid being distracted by what appears to be dancing going on in the background: The survey - dubbed 'the Syracuse study' because its all-female subjects lived in Syracuse, New York - was published in the journal Health Education and Behavior.

Every day, he met with advisers who emphasized the practical realities of Washington, who reminded him of poll numbers; he spent his nights with Michelle, who talked about moral imperatives, aides said, who reminded him again and again that they were there to do good, to avoid being distracted by political noise, to be bold".

But as they go to the polls on Sunday, they must ask themselves whether a government led by him could possibly avoid being distracted by tax fraud and corruption charges that are still pending against him and by the conflict of interest posed by his business empire.

More probably, it was because we deliberately avoided being distracted by any quality except flavor, the main reason for plucking tomatoes from backyard plants rather than market shelves.

An historical perspective avoids being distracted by a myopic concentration on climate change, instead directing attention to root causes and the fundamentals of vulnerability and resilience as long-term processes.

Be careful to avoid being bothered or distracted by other matters.

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As long as Miliband and Balls can avoid destructive internal wrangles and being distracted by lesser issues, this strategic impotence on the part of the government is Labour's opening to power.