Sentence examples for to detracting from inspiring English sources
verb
To take away; to withdraw or remove.
Trade has gone from fueling global prosperity to detracting from growth everywhere.
(Region F, Focus Group 2) In addition to detracting from personalized and individualized care, funding agencies' outcome measures also fail to portray the progress made.
That's not to detract from Garner's achievement.
No one wanted to detract from the remembrances in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania.
Nothing is meant to detract from the sea.
Everything beyond that begins to detract from the eggs-perience.
All the phenomenal world is a manifestation of the glory of God (vibhuti), and to detract from its reality is to detract from his glory.
If I get permission, that means advertisers and resources are potentially going to detract from The Times.
None of this is to detract from the significance of General Ríos Montt's conviction.
"The church brings forth the victims to detract attention," she said.
"I'm worried that the focus on this lawsuit is going to detract from the film".
