Sentence examples for being derailed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ford's interview was being derailed.

"It's hard to imagine [Alibaba] being derailed," Fannin said.

So we'll radically overhaul the comment system technically to keep interesting conversations from being derailed.

But after being derailed by Sally Gardner, I took a chance and did it anyway.

Hence Europe's recovery is less at risk of being derailed by instability in Athens.

The Utah Jazz will probably improve after being derailed by injuries much of last season.

The amount of public funds earmarked for the bridge almost led to the plans being derailed.

Labour's election preparations risk being derailed by the strikes at British Airways and on the railways, allowing the Tories to revel in a "spring of discontent".

The think-tank's chief executive, Alexandra Jones, warned of the danger of their growth being "derailed by a lack of affordable homes".

The signs that the recovery is being derailed could further complicate maneuvering over the fiscal cliff the federal government faces at the end of the year.

Mr. Bernanke initially agreed, telling colleagues at his first meeting as chairman, in March, "I think we are unlikely to see growth being derailed by the housing market".