In the UK, the more senior you are in tropical health research, the more administrative responsibility there is, which detracts from the research.
Probably not, so I reluctantly conclude; he's too divisive a figure, and his very presence in the fray detracts from the undoubted substance of his arguments.
Dimon's charisma detracts from what really happened.
Part-time work is frowned upon by the university, says Lucy, as it detracts from time spent studying.
It detracts her attention from the learning process".
Laing wrote: "What I won't take is a suggestion that because I'm 'attractive', white and a woman it somehow detracts from the credibility and substance of the news service I work for".
If you don't use them right that's when it detracts from your performance.' It's also the reason, he says, that a baseline player matures much younger than 'a guy like me who's got an all-court game'.
This calls for a Turkish zone of political, economic and cultural influence, primarily among neighbours (many of them former Ottoman dominions) in the Balkans, the south Caucasus and the Middle East.None of this detracts from Turkey's determination to join the European Union.
The outturn may be almost double that.None of this detracts from the coalition's success in cutting costs, though.
In five years America's three biggest cities lost almost a tenth of their black residents, while elsewhere in America their numbers held steady.None of which detracts from the achievement of America's biggest police forces.
Additionally, in the south-east of Britain, ever increasing congestion detracts from everyone's quality of life.G.G
