Sentence examples similar to distracted progress from inspiring English sources

If you waste time and allow yourself to get distracted in progressing toward your desired goal, you welcome unsuccessful habits instead of successful ones and instill those bad habits in your modus operandi.

Hussam Ayloush, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relatiofs of Greater Los Angeles, said he hoped that Geller's message as a "fringe speaker" would not distract from progress being made in Jewish and Islamic relations.

Furthermore, as distraction progresses there is a progressive increase into the deposition of osteoblast along the periosteum and in the distracted gap that is regulated with the mechanical strain applied to the callus.

But don't run the risk of distracting from real progress in reducing your water footprint by stating goals that are difficult to understand and impossible to accomplish.

"We shouldn't distract from the progress made in the dialogue," said Mr. Toledo, who dropped out of the presidential race after a first round, in which he polled about 40percentt of the vote, compared with nearly 50percentt for Mr. Fujimori.

Local officials were insistent that the security preparations for Obama's visit, which was to include a tour of affected areas and visits with firefighters, would not distract from that progress.

Expressing its deep sorrow, WHO issued a statement saying the shootings will not distract from the progress Pakistan is making in its fight to wipe out polio.

The plan made little immediate progress in a distracted Congress.

Inquiring minds are always hungry - but when that inquiring mind gets distracted, it can stifle your progress and creativity.

The strains often drowned out preparations for breakouts or distracted guards when escapes were in progress.

The economic crash has not distracted from our will to make progress on sustainable development".