Sentence examples for he has detracted from inspiring English sources

"It is fair to say that, whether in terms of reality or perception, he has detracted from the company's ability to realize shareholder value".

He came to the University of California at Berkeley because after that speech he was criticized from whites and blacks, blacks thinking he had detracted from the Civil Rights Movement, many whites thinking, you know, the audacity of this man to challenge American foreign policy.

A state panel that oversees judges recommended that a Mount Kisco town justice be removed from the bench after it found that he had "detracted from the dignity of his office" by railing against a prosecutor from the bench and improperly handling his private law clients' money.

In speeches, he has suggested that the controversy has detracted attention from the other goals of his office: increasing private charitable giving, and examining previous contracts of federal agencies with religious and community social service programs.

"He is determined to learn personally from the experience which has detracted somewhat from our enjoyment of a great game and a Wigan victory".

"I am horrified to think that what I have done has detracted from the way they get it right every day," he wrote.

None of this is to say it has detracted from my enjoyment.

Time spent on "self-esteem" and social issues has detracted from the real business of traditional education: academics.

The tumult, of course, has detracted from the Girls' original mission of promoting women in the arts.

Mr Posen rightly notes that net trade has added to British growth in recovery while it has detracted from American growth.

"One of my biggest regrets is that the focus on me has detracted from what really matters… that was indeed unfortunate.