Sentence examples for distracting issues from inspiring English sources

Avoid distractions by making notes of distracting issues so that you are not forced to direct your attention to them immediately.

Their season has been a struggle, with shoddy play on the field and distracting issues off it.

Bill Clinton struggled to enact his economic policies and health care reforms amid the chaos created by his swirling personal style and distracting issues like gays in the military.

"This was the only opportunity to have a triumph for the Spanish presidency, and instead this has been a summit full of intentions and with few results, as well as some distracting issues such as the question of Argentina's claims over the Malvinas," or the Falklands, said Antonio Szigriszt Laca, foreign editor of Spanish national radio.

Keep a notepad nearby so you can make notes of distracting issues and thoughts.

The Bush campaign announced the shift in the face of what aides to the governor described as mounting criticism from prominent Republicans, and a desire to put a distracting issue to rest.

If I were her, I'd immediately begin campaigning on some sort of distracting issue in the hopes that all her previous words get conveniently ignored in the fray.

Mock said the debate currently brewing around restroom access has important ramifications for trans people's ability to participate in public life, but she worries that it's distracting from issues that are harder to explain in 140 characters.

You could be surprised about how distracting those issues are when horseback riding.

So far, Kabloona says much of the election has been dominated by a slew of distracting non-issues.

I don't understand how anyone could have been distracted by issues such as gay marriage or the morality of stem cell research in 2004, but those were deciding issues.