Sentence examples for conspired to derail from inspiring English sources

RYAN LIZZA: I thought the most important fact about the Recall was that once again Issa's past conspired to derail his ambitions.

Dime, which plans to merge with Hudson United Bancorp in a $1.29 billion transaction, said North Fork and the FleetBoston Financial Corporation -- which is helping to finance North Fork's bid -- conspired to derail Dime's plans.

Nisman's death occurred the day before he was due to answer questions in public about his allegation that Argentina's president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, had conspired to derail his investigation of into the 1994 bombing of a Jewish charities federation office in which 85 people were killed.

The factors that conspired to derail deregulation in California included a low power supply, providers' inability to pass along price hikes to consumers and what state regulators said was rampant market manipulation by energy companies.

Election-year forces may yet conspire to derail this collegiality.

As with Tata Steel in Port Talbot, events, however specious or irrelevant to the EU debate, are conspiring to derail No 10's plans.

But then, has there ever been a year when malign forces have not been conspiring to derail the Notting Hill carnival?

The idea that technology will make companies more competitive has been largely derailed over the past couple decades as acquisitions, differing levels of compatibility between applications and global server sprawl have conspired to turn the corporate enterprise into a giant technological knot.

The opposition conspired to foil the plans.

Vested interests conspired to neuter most suggestions.

Events, however, conspired to delay its completion.