Sentence examples for particular distraction from inspiring English sources

"It's targeted toward any type of distracted procedure, whether it's eating or combing your hair instead of watching the road, and a crash results from that particular distraction".

And the Legislature has failed to wrestle with this difficult issue because — well, it is apparently easier to thump tubs about the horrors of "Spitzergate," as the tabloids call this particular distraction, than it is to rewrite complex legislation.

Coffey has said that one of the teenagers who survived the crash told him that Brenner, who was driving the Explorer, wasn't driving excessively fast and that there wasn't any particular distraction in the vehicle.

The report points out that evidence of particular distractions is "not sufficient at this time to permit accurate estimation of the benefits and costs of a mandatory rule" regarding such a wide variety of connected car systems.

For example, fluid intelligence was positively related to self-distractions, but tended to be more negatively correlated with other distractors (in particular distracted by current health).

In particular, a distraction rate 3 mm/3 times daily increases limb pain and tenderness as compared to distraction of 1 mm/1 time a day [18].

Improved physical activity can improve symptoms of insomnia and depression and improve the ability to focus on a particular task without distraction.

External distraction, in particular auditory distraction, is frequently reported as being disruptive in both work and school environments (Beaman, 2005).

In some respects, that particular issue is a distraction.

This talk might also expand into a broader chat about how technology in general and hand held devices in particular can lead to distraction and other attention problems -- not just in a car, but also in school, in social situations and life in general.

And it evidently suits some of the combatants to use these distractions at very particular junctures in the real life campaigns.