Sentence examples for future distraction from inspiring English sources

Buttterfly McQueen finished a promising second, and so volunteered herself as one future distraction for a man notoriously lacking many outside football.

By making this commitment to him, we are taking away any future distractions or doubt.

In recent days, Lewandowski and the Trump campaign "came to an agreement that his severance payment would be paid out to avoid future distractions," according to a CNN executive with knowledge of the situation. .

Make sure that there is no distractions in the area you have chosen and make sure there are no future distractions.

What it boils down to on many levels, according to Surowiecki, is that the present is more salient to us than the future is; distractions are appealing because they're fresh, and future benefits are hazy while present costs are vivid.

Their politics has become so introspective and internecine that even the biggest question-mark over their country's future seems a distraction.

Warnings of that future are not distractions.

It was found to have excellent agreement among observers with respect to counting the number of pedestrians who were distracted and will serve as the basis for any future study of pedestrian distraction and intersection-crossing behaviors.

Mr Davies said: "It's a bit rich for the Labour leader to say that a referendum on our nation's future would be a distraction, when he has made a political career out of distracting attention from his government's appalling record of economic failure.

Developing a strategy for the country's future would be a distraction from the task of inflicting pain on Moscow.

Here again the actual substantive standards are high, the costs of defense enormous, and the distraction for future work substantial.