Sentence examples for detract and from inspiring English sources

"It will detract and distract from the important business of rebuilding the state and this in itself will be hugely problematic in trying to sell the state," he says.The reasons for the abrupt arrival of this legislation in a lame-duck session of Michigan's legislature remain murky.

But there are some things that hopefully don't detract and fit into the context of the story.

"Just the very fact he's going to be there for some or all of it is going to detract and distract from the Tour de France itself, and the current riders … and from current efforts to get over the problems that Lance and his colleagues caused in that era," UCI President Brian Cookson told the Associated Press on Tuesday.

A lot of it just isn't necessary and instead of adding to a song's impact, often detracts (and distracts and distances) instead.

Far from a "gentler politics", the Corbyn faction's machinations to control party levers cause internal strife that detracts and distracts from the serious job of opposition.

They also have removed a lot of the results they had previously presented on phase variation because they detracted and confused more that they contributed to the main aim.

Bloated military budgets promote proliferation, derail arms control, doom disarmament and detract from social and economic development".

The effect of government and politicization of management in medical universities detract productivity and the quality of medical education at its foundation.

"Fair" means it can play, but it will have obvious sound impairment and detract from your enjoyment and the value of the record.

The personality cult is here to stay, and seems to detract from ideology and political principles.

This track, "Detract," is soulful and consistent and nothing like that other intense stuff.