Sentence examples for derail itself from inspiring English sources

"I felt the paper might derail itself to the point of irrelevancy.

The horn-section in Tico is together and on the beat, but not quite confident enough to stretch out, while the gloriously full-steam-ahead attack of Santa Cruz threatens to derail itself but never does.

Tight end Jason Witten caught 18 passes, a team record, but with a stunning comeback seemingly in reach, Dallas derailed itself with questionable play-calling.

Until it derails itself in its final 10 minutes, "Reindeer Games" is lean and atmospheric, smart enough not to telegraph its freakish glee in its coldhearted take on the holidays: Santa Corpse is coming to town.

There are Labour supporters of electoral reform who seem to genuinely believe they are opposing a very deep injustice, but I hope they are open to the suggestion that they are to an extent being manipulated by opponents of electoral reform who are cynically whipping up hysteria within the party in a bid to derail the referendum itself.

This is a significant drop, but such a wealth effect does not seem large enough by itself to derail the current expansion".

Sometimes money itself can derail the dream — investing project creators with too much confident, encouraging bad decisions and poor budgeting, leading to wastage and worse.

For his part, Mr Sharif does not want to see democracy itself derailed.

But first, the union must address an internecine battle that for five days has overshadowed the lockout itself and threatened to derail the bargaining process.

But Kurdish activists said the killings were carried out by forces in the Turkish state itself who wanted to derail the talks.

BGI and Complete said that Illumina was trying to derail the agreement and acquire Complete Genomics itself in order to "eliminate its closest competitor, Complete".