Sentence examples for and derailed by a from inspiring English sources

Top-down policy can be swayed and derailed by a presidential election, as we've seen in Australia and the U.K. in recent years.

There is a cyclical upswing but it is weak, and could be derailed by a re-run of the sovereign debt crisis.

Still, the gains in apartment prices they forecast are modest at best and could be derailed by a local economic downturn, especially if it hits high-fliers on Wall Street.

No such remedy for those of us standing in line at Starbucks, lost in thought over a Frappucino and having our trains derailed by a photograph of a rhino being airlifted to safety from the floodwaters of the Prague Zoo.

While she appears to get off to a slow start and then to be derailed by a long digression in which she asks an audience member to spell "diarrhoea", it slowly becomes clear that Notaro is in complete control of any chaos.

In these angry times how do we make sure that our organisations, communities and lives don't get derailed by a society at boiling point?

The 111th Congress's biggest achievement since it embarked on a final, "lame-duck" session three weeks ago has been to advance an uncontroversial bill on food safety (and even this may yet be derailed by a procedural glitch).

I'll tell you who, it's the same grill fanatic who once declared the kitchen stove off limits between May and September, an edict that was derailed by a disastrous attempt to barbecue eggs.

Ms. Frank was a well-loved soloist when her career was derailed by a hand injury about a decade ago.

Accept that it's a process, and plan ahead so you won't be derailed by a sudden relapse.

Growth was derailed by a combination of bad luck and bad macroeconomic policy, both in the UK and eurozone.