Sentence examples for lead to distractions from inspiring English sources

High bonuses lead to distractions and temptations, he said, and can rob a player of motivation.

There are, however, potential drawbacks as well, as they could lead to distractions".

Can it lead to distractions if you read a work-related email that you need to respond to?

He was part of the original product development for Twitter, and of course built Square, but running two companies can lead to distractions and a difficult lifestyle.

Too much time to complete a project or task leads to the possibility of irrelevant decisions, which in turn lead to distractions.

Two attention networks have been proposed on the basis of findings from brain imaging studies; a dorsal one that is involved in purposeful attention (top-down) and a ventral one that reorients attention in response to salient stimuli [10] that might lead to distractions when performing a task [11].

Experiencing sensations differently than others, disrupted routines and not knowing what to expect can lead to distraction, anxiety and fear".

Reaming in small diameter canals may lead to distraction at the fracture site.

In addition, the research suggests that AAI can lead to distraction from/redirecting of a problem, which is a possible explanation for the decrease in pain.

Augustin also cited a study by Andrew Elliot, a psychology professor at the University of Rochester, which found that exposure to the color red lead to distraction, worry and a reduced ability to focus on mental tasks.

(transcribed bYouyan Gaffney).