Sentence examples similar to guaranteed distraction from inspiring English sources

I love this story, just like I loved it when the Jets decided to trade for Tebow a man-hunk of Christianity who is better at being a symptom of America's culture wars than a quarterback despite already having a mediocre young QB, and despite being in the media capital of the country, where he'd be a guaranteed distraction.

Of the more than 1,200 parents and teens surveyed, 48percentt of parents and 72percentt of teens said they felt the need to respond to texts and notifications immediately, almost guaranteeing distractions throughout the day.

The "righteous" cause in favour of Assange, which many of our compatriots have not enjoyed, guarantees weeks of distraction... Since Assange gave the government privileged information about North American diplomacy towards Ecuador and interviewed President Correa in a very flattering manner, there has been a tacit agreement with the famous computer expert.

A government shutdown would be a distraction, with no guarantee that voters would blame Democrats for the impasse.

His presence is, in some ways, a distraction, since it guarantees that "An Inconvenient Truth" will become fodder for the cynical, ideologically facile sniping that often passes for political discourse these days.

However cool the idea, when competing against another few hundred thousand distractions, there is no guarantee it will reach your audience.

The key of a successful treatment is guaranteeing weight-bearing stability and maintaining the distraction over the time: usually, the treatment should be prolonged to at least 3 months (DiDomenico & Gatalyak 2012; Kluesner & Wukich 2009).

The distraction of trying to integrate their businesses and cultures will virtually guarantee their failure to adapt to the new world.

Some "distraction".

Embrace distraction.

Eliminate distraction.