Sentence examples for caused distractions from inspiring English sources

A lack of clarity about roles and responsibility of the new departments has caused distractions and delayed work on Brexit".

While he has routinely caused distractions in seven and a half seasons in Boston, his recent antics angered the organization like never before.

The majority of participants said their smartphone use caused distraction from many aspects of their lives, including employment, hobbies and studies.

"We are nearing the end of a long process that has caused distraction, impacted on staff morale and has been very costly," Ian Pollard, Billabong's chairman, said on Tuesday in a statement.

You'd see that having all of those words up on the screen only caused distraction (and not only for you, for the audience as well).

No other signs were in the waiting room that might have caused distraction.

SOFT DRINKS -- Spills cause distractions.

With the Giants, Burress built a reputation for causing distractions and scoring touchdowns.

In many instances, he's not going to tell you what he thinks because, as a team spokesman, he sees his role as not stirring up opponents or internal controversy, or causing distractions of any kind.

This may cause distractions, delays to the project, and could waste valuable knowledge (contained in these interactions).

Report authors Louis-Philippe Beland and Richard Murphy say despite the benefits of new mobile technology phones cause distractions, reduce productivity and are detrimental to learning.