Sentence examples for distracting change from inspiring English sources

Look no further than the furore over the past week over the regulations governing procurement in the NHS for proof of how distracting change can be.

Ms. Hudson's frequent and distracting costume changes are a sign of deeper problems in a movie that wants to be all things to all people, especially women.

Gardner's ability to get on base and run is enough to distract pitchers, change their pitch sequences and provide the hitters behind him with better pitches to hit.

Surely there will be villainous pirates, distracting mermaids, tides change in the new open water chapter of my journey.

Offensive, controversial, polarizing, or distracting content may change how subjects rate the video sequences.

Planned contrast showed that there was no difference between conjunction change and no change on accuracy or RT, ps >0.5; the accuracy of total change was significantly lower than that of no change, F 1,12) = 7.164, p = 0.02, suggesting that the total change distracted the judgment to the "no change" response; no difference was found between total change and no change on RT, p>0.5.

If, in the middle, one of them falls asleep or faints or gets distracted or changes their mind, their consent ends then and there.

Avoid that negative feeling by choosing a relaxing, distracting activity that changes the focus by releasing tension from your body.

The denial and deliberation from extremists on both sides about the causes of climate change are distracting us from addressing its inarguable effects.

More precisely, a mediational model, testing how changes in distracting stimuli mediate RT predicting accuracy across emotional conditions, was carried out.

We conducted a mediational analysis using process macro for SPSS (Hayes 2015) to test the hypothesis that latency changes in distracting stimuli mediate the effect of RT in predicting accuracy.