It means exercising patience, ignoring some of his verbal provocations (many of which are attempts at distraction), pointing out that his policies are hurting the very people he is claiming to represent, and, above all, committing to beating him and his allies politically.
The primary aim of this study was to discover the repeatability of zero migration measurements in the LCLO at different distraction points, as well as the further repeatability of zero migration measurements in the CC joint.
It might end up serving equally well as a bridge between online and literary culture, between focus and distraction: a point of contact that could improve both without hurting either.
The analysis demonstrates that air capture remains at best a peripheral activity, at worst a distraction, until point sources of greenhouse gas emissions such as power stations, industrial flue gases, shale gas wellheads, anaerobic digestion plants and landfill sites have been completely decarbonised.
If you must make/receive calls while driving make use of "hands-free" technologies (i.e. speaker phones, in-car phones, wireless headset) to minimize distraction to the point where talking on the phone is no more distracting than talking with someone in the car with you.
This is not only a bad idea, but a counterproductive distraction at this point.
He thinks a tour, however lucrative, would be a distraction at this point.
The 'age of information' promised global connectivity, but this has wrought distraction to a point at which only lurid excesses can focus our undivided attention on the society to which we all belong.
While these things feel like progress towards a "real company," they are an unnecessary distraction at this point.
