Word: distractedness
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But the spaniel apparently became distracted and didn’t make it home.
But Jones called protests the “fashionable thing to do these days” and said they only distracted the negotiators from discussions at the table.
The bats started making their home under the red roof during Khmer Rouge rule, when the museum was vacant. By the early 1990s, curators were desperate to evict them as droppings?up to a ton a month?coated the artifacts below and threatened to collapse the second-floor ceiling. A...
But instead, he has been distracted by problems created by his personal style—the personal style that worried the Harvard Corporation during the presidential search in the first place. And he’s attempting to do so many things himself that he seems not to have spent...
If, as studies suggest, 25% of the value of a company is tied up in its brand, then corporations are playing with fire with back-room maneuvers to weaken environmental protection. Consumers won't be distracted forever, and, increasingly, the reputation of a brand is connected with a company's...