Sentence examples for from what really needs from inspiring English sources

Even more worrying, they risk distracting E.U. leaders from what really needs to be done to revive the European economy.

If "today's greatest nuclear danger is that terrorists will steal or build a weapon," then United States-Russian nuclear disarmament is at best a distraction from what really needs to be done.

Focus on the therapies is also distracting from what really needs to be done, says Steven Riley, an infectious disease epidemiologist at Imperial College London.

Sustainability becomes its tort reform -- a frivolous sideshow designed to distract consumers from what really needs to be done.

What really needs to stop?

What it will do is distract from what is really needed, not a short-term tactical discussion, but much longer-term and harder progress across diplomatic and humanitarian fronts.

When clients have asked me to tell them what to eat, I haven't, because it distracts them from what they really need to do.

"He'll still waste everybody's time on gun control — it's not going to pass — and distract Americans from what we really need to do".

Or, in focusing on creating these cool new technologies, do we run the risk of distracting from what people really need – the human touch?

But he knew that for some people, it is an object of affection that alienates them from what they really need in life.

"For many of us, dealing with email has become a daily chore that distracts from what we really need to do – rather than helping us get those things done".