fatal distraction造句

The game of football was another, seemingly fatal distraction.
A major reason the Mariners traded Griffey was their concern that his lame-duck presence would create a fatal distraction.
Chan asks everyone to keep quiet and clear the area, so as not to cause a potentially fatal distraction for the medical staff during the delicate operation.
On the other hand, Kathleen Brown's floundering gubernatorial campaign, for whom the Simpson drama could well prove a fatal distraction, would love the judge to yank the plug.
Adrian Lyne's exquisitely shot and utterly empty-headed fairy tale, is the latest example, but Lyne is hardly the only director in recent years to succumb to this fatal distraction.
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Robert Roach Jr ., the general vice president in charge of transportation for the International Association of Machinists, said the vote would be a " potentially fatal distraction " as negotiations proceed at United.
As editor of " The Washington Post Magazine ", he oversaw staff writer Gene Weingarten's two Pulitzer Prize-winning feature stories, " Fiddler in the Subway " ( 2008 ) and " Fatal Distraction " ( 2010 ).
Both games were published in a book and CD by David Gerrold, " Fatal Distractions : 87 Of the Very Best Ways to Get Beaten, Eaten, Maimed, and Mauled on Your PC ", ( Waite Group, 1997 ).
In 2010, Weingarten was awarded a second Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing for his " Washington Post " story, " Fatal Distraction, " " his haunting story about parents, from varying walks of life, who accidentally kill their children by forgetting them in cars ."
Sex, as always, is a fatal distraction for the Washington press pack, and so the Al-Tipper kiss ( " disgusting, " according to Robert Novak ) and the tiff over the Playboy mansion ( arguably one of the week's classier venues ) easily upstaged the more telling story.