Sentence examples for derail discussion from inspiring English sources

But there's been scant support from mainstream scientists, many of whom fear that even mentioning the g-word could derail discussion of carbon-emissions cuts.

Much of Mr. Obama's vaunted online strategy involved utilizing "Internet trolls" to invade enemy lines under false names and trying to derail discussion.

When asked about the impending meeting, Bishop hosed down concerns Abbott's previous choice of language would derail discussions.

The anti-trigger warning "coddled co-eds" narrative has a lot in common with the "false accusation" narrative used to derail discussions of on-campus rape.

The Canadian Auto Workers union began final talks with DaimlerChrysler Canada, setting a strike deadline for Oct. 15 as both sides warned that job security issues could derail discussions that have so far gone smoothly.

Asking basic 101 questions all the time can derail discussions, and answering these questions can be a lot of work when handy 101 guides already exist!

Indeed, for many young people who have already experienced the precariousness of the current labor market, the debate over lifetime tenure derails discussion from other, more worrisome issues.

The news themes that have presented our moderators with the biggest challenges this year have been refugees, terrorism and Russia, all targeted by orchestrated campaigns intent on derailing discussion.

These distractions effectively derailed discussion about an unequivocally horrific time in our history.

Last week, almost four months after the general election, he again derailed discussions on institutional reform, a prelude to forming a government.

The Obama administration is right to be concerned about this issue because it risks derailing discussions about energy policies, and wider actions to reduce vulnerabilities to disasters that might actually prove effective in the context of the very real threats posed by climate change.