sidetrack znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady sidetrack

• I'm thinking particularly about the place where you mention the authenticity debate, only to say that you won't be sidetracked by it.

• They thus moved over a much wider range of tracks and sidetracks than one would guess from any historical description of their search.

• What is precarious about the situation is that, if the country remains isolated, this will nourish extremist opinions and activity, which will sidetrack democratic development.

• Unfortunately, we got sidetracked when it came to implementing it.

• It is easy to sidetrack departmental research into something which is administratively convenient.

• It is conceivable that in the rush for production, research and development may be rather sidetracked.

• We can become sidetracked if we go into details.

• But these are details which must not sidetrack us from the simple fact that if we want to educate our children it will cost money.