Sentence examples for growing distraction from inspiring English sources

The arcane Whitewater affair more than a decade earlier was also a growing distraction.

He said: "The government must make fair funding a key priority to allow councils to provide essential services without the growing distraction of a service failure".

Her preferred distraction growing up was "a tin can on a tobacco stick", this artificial mic substituted for a real one as soon as possible.

Some people get sidetracked after an initial success, allowing the growing number of distractions to affect their focus.

Fortunately, the list of distractions was growing daily.

But the tenure of Dr. DePinho, who has been president since 2011 and is the fourth in the institution's 72-year history, has been marked by distractions and growing unease as much as by lofty aspirations.

MCGR is a safe and effective distraction-based growing rod technique with similar results in curve correction and growth achievement as TGR.

For Chancellor Angela Merkel, the growing controversy is an unwelcome distraction as she tries to hold together her coalition through the difficult task of patching together a deal to save the euro.

Driver distraction is a growing and pervasive issue that requires multiple solutions.

And that genie isn't going back in the bottle, so responsible product design now has to assume a high and growing average level of user distraction.

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