Sentence examples for that distraction from inspiring English sources

"There's just overwhelming evidence that distraction is a crash risk".

Martin had gone 0 for 4 at the plate, but he was compartmentalizing that distraction.

The explanation, the authors write, is that "distraction is a clever strategy in information control".

But I'll confess, at the danger of excommunication, that distraction has sometimes led to impatience.

Jeffrey L. Bewkes, chief executive of Time Warner, moved on Monday to end that distraction by promoting Mr. Tsujihara, 48.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that distraction and inattention contribute to 20 to 30 percent of reported crashes.

"Unfortunately, that distraction was extremely disappointing from an economic perspective and is essentially throwing gasoline onto an already raging risk-off fire in the capital markets".

Probably not wanting that distraction, he kept Orton on the field and watched him throw his third interception late in the fourth quarter.

The story Battersby tells is deceptively simple, but it conveys valuable ideas — for instance, that distraction, companionship and resourcefulness can help us to combat fearfulness.

But the study concluded that distraction was "one critical local trigger" that could cause an "overtaxed" driver to have an accident.

For Adcock and White that distraction currently comes in the form of wedding and honeymoon planning.