Sentence examples for be sabotaged from inspiring English sources
verb
To deliberately destroy or damage something in order to prevent it from being successful
- The railway line had been sabotaged by enemy commandos
They are also less likely to be sabotaged.
Writer suggests that the car should be sabotaged and then returned to Saddam.
Will he be sabotaged by the waitress who instinctively despises him?
But all these, apart from the mooching, were to be sabotaged by illness.
The cheeses will do just fine, but the wine's finesse may be sabotaged.
But all these, apart from the mooching, were to be sabotaged by ill health.
Campaign reform has come too far to be sabotaged by supposedly well-intentioned friends.
What might be added to the system to prevent this? -How could the system be sabotaged?
Is it still the case that public inquiries can be sabotaged simply by the withholding of relevant information?
Otherwise you could be sabotaging your most effective hours.
2. Your attitude may be sabotaging your love life.
