Sentence examples for distracting problems from inspiring English sources

Hunt's distracting problems will have cemented her survival in the toughest job in Whitehall – the one, so Jack Straw once remarked, where officials all round the building are always working on policies that may accidentally destroy a home secretary's career.

The colleges' exploitive labor practices have helped produce a generation of athletic mercenaries, some of them charmers, some thugs, some forced into intimidating postures to protect themselves from, among other distracting problems, a mercenary news media.

Since LCD TVs rely on external lighting systems rather than each pixel producing its own light independently, the appearance of bright objects against dark backgrounds in an HDR picture can cause distracting problems like streaks of light running right down the screen or glowing halos around the bright object.

Like Obama, I was experiencing some distracting technical problems.

It also completely underplays how distracting the problems are when they do appear.

It is also better than other methods such as BIONJ [ 11] and parsimony [ 1], in aspects of "long branches attract" and "long branch distracts" problems [ 10].

"Unless President Obama does something about this, it's going to be an increasingly distracting political problem for his administration".

One is that the government, which has been unable to do much for the past two years because its leader has been repeatedly distracted by problems of his own making, remains inert for months to come, heedless of Italy's economic problems.

But many of those same political leaders have become distracted with problems of their own.

But he said he had told military prosecutors and court officials not to get distracted as problems cropped up.

But critics say that he regularly seeks to provoke crises with the United States to distract from problems at home.