Sentence examples for derail further from inspiring English sources

However, the fact that both parties served for many years in power-sharing administrations at Stormont – before the collapse of devolution – has eased fears that sectarian differences could derail further cooperation.

I am an unapologetic Francophile so I read with a sinking feeling once home, the excellently reported Marie Brenner story in Vanity Fair which details the massacre in the Paris Kosher market and local efforts to derail further racist animosity.

We need to stay engaged not only to ensure our government does what it is supposed to and doesn't derail any further, but also to protect the civil liberties of all people.

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.

Levine comebacks have been announced before, only to be derailed by further health problems, but the maestro is firm this time.

The caveat: Any recovery would be slow and may be derailed by further financial chaos.

These successive scandals derailed any further political aspirations.

But once the conference began, he denied the boy was his son, demanding a DNA test that derailed any further talk of support.

The result threatens to further derail Iceland's road to recovery after suffering a deep recession and could also jeopardise its chances of joining the European Union.

The Obama administration apparently fears that the rising tensions between the politicians could further derail Pakistan's efforts to quell a growing insurgency by Al Qaeda and the Taliban.

Even today, as delegates labored to complete the conference documents, renewed mudslinging threatened to further derail a meeting that was already a day behind schedule.