Sentence examples for derail the progress from inspiring English sources

Certainly, there is a danger that frail, backward-looking executives can block the careers of successors and derail the progress of firms.

It threatens to derail the progress that former Soviet bloc countries are making towards pluralism and diversity – something that ought to concern all of us.

Garcia feared that the growing hostility to immigrants could derail the progress his group has made over the past several years.

Edwards is hoping this latest bout of internal bickering within the ABA will not derail the progress British boxing has made since Athens when only one boxer, Amir Khan, qualified for the Games.

She said they did not signal that a new jihadist movement was taking root in Iraq, which could derail the progress the country has made in the last two years.

By contrast, the Bush team argues that any discussion of final status issues or a timetable now will derail the progress being made on Gaza withdrawal, and undermine Israeli support for moving forward.

His complete reversal of his predecessor's policies threatens to derail the progress the United States has made to reduce its impact on the planet.

But unless those efforts are stepped up, the quickened pace of deforestation and climate change may derail the progress already made. .

Our new report outlines three major concerns keeping us up at night, and each threatens to derail the progress we've made.

On Monday, Simon – the acclaimed creator of The Wire – posted on his blog a short response to the riots and unrest in Baltimore in which he told those causing the trouble to "go home", that they were derailing the progress made after Gray's death and that they were "an affront to that man's memory".

From a perspective focused on problems, a single group member may fixate on the use of real-time response systems as a solution in a way that derails the progress of the group.