Sentence examples for derail the course from inspiring English sources

"This agreement gives reason to hope that the course agreed upon by Russia and the United States will be accordingly realized in practice and that attempts to derail the course will not succeed".

If one is the punch line of any such rumor, a stoic refusal to acknowledge it will derail the course of even the most vicious gossip.

Anger from students against divestment derailed the course of discussion.

His paintings, cryptic fields of "calligraffiti," derailed the course of art history from its abstract expressionist tracks.

And we need to sell that notion of housing back to our governments to derail the collision course between human rights and investor interests.

"This is par for the course for Dish, which has deliberately derailed 10 renewal negotiations since last year by engaging in unproductive discussions and contentious public battles".

You can say one word about your market that can derail the whole rest of your conversation and it's hard to course correct when it's written right there in your slide.

Of course, the Clinton camp has its own scenario that would derail the Obama plan.

Of course, if energy prices were to seriously crimp consumer spending — and derail the economic recovery — the implications would be very serious, Mr. Thompson said, but that isn't happening so far.

"Of course they will bring all sorts of reasons and all sorts of complaints to derail the investigation and attract sympathy".

Will this derail the Trump campaign?