Sentence examples for able to derail the from inspiring English sources

Alabama is most likely the only team able to derail the stars from aligning again on their four-year cycle in New Orleans.

President Obama has not yet named his choice to succeed Justice David H. Souter, but several Republicans acknowledge that it is unlikely they will be able to derail the nomination absent some startling revelation about the candidate.

The cockeyed bailouts of General Motors and Chrysler show how political forces are able to derail the bankruptcy process.

Recently Thaksin opponents were able to derail the proposed privatization of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) because of a dispute over its ownership of some assets and the presence of one of Thaksin's economic aides, Olarn Chaipravat (with his own vested interests in EGAT), advising EGAT on the deal.

Last November, EPA chief Gina McCarthy said she was confident a Trump administration would not be able to derail the agency's progress over the last eight years.

We may not be able to derail the entire global tragedy, but we can have significant impacts in our local communities.

Mr. Romney's advisers hope the upshot of the grass-roots anger and a divided delegate picture is that they will be able to derail at least temporarily the rush to crown Mr. McCain as the nominee.

"No murderer will be able to derail a peace process that has the support of the vast majority of the people of Northern Ireland," Prime Minister Gordon Brown said.

All sorts of questions remain: will the Liberal Democrats be able to derail it from moving into, and through, the wash-up?

Mr. Rosselli was able to derail part of that plan when his allies, as well as reporters at The Los Angeles Times, dug up information that Mr. Freeman had spent $10,000 in union money at a cigar lounge and hundreds of thousands of dollars more for his mother-in-law's day care agency and his wife's video company.

Some commentators are angry that such a small tribe has been able to derail a major industrial project.