Sentence examples for derail more than from inspiring English sources

Most prominently, Jaguar Land Rover said it could derail more than $100 billion worth of investment plans in Britain and force the closing of some factories.

Dissenting Justices vainly pleaded with their colleagues not to ignore the clear will of Congress and derail more than a half-century of uncontroversial implementation of the FAA.

The question stretches back to the chaotic Copenhagen climate summit in 2009, which nearly derailed more than a decade of UN talks, set the threshold for dangerous global warming at 2C.

Plans for a public listing of the world's biggest aluminum producer were derailed more than once over the past few years.

A previous initiative, the Florida Overland Express, was derailed more than a year ago by Gov. Jeb Bush, who felt it would eat up too much of the state's transportation funds.

This person's lack of sleep derailed more than just a train, it also ended the lives of 4 New Yorkers and ploughed into the plans of more than 60 others.

Both trains derailed, and more than 50 people were injured.

To the north lies ground zero, where the train derailed at more than 60 miles per hour.

On Aug. 1, a freight train derailed, killing more than 100 people who had been sitting on top, between and inside the cargo holds.

A Taste of the BID will run through Columbus Day, after which property owners will decide whether they want to make it permanent, a process that requires city and state approval; it can be derailed if more than half of the property owners object.

In my experience, a low intolerance for ambiguity and uncertainty derails more executive careers than a lack of technical competence.