Sentence examples for derailed because of from inspiring English sources

His first two seasons had been mostly derailed because of injuries, and he played in 16 games, starting five.

These failures did not reflect inherent problems with the P3 structure — the transactions were derailed because of political grudges and fear-mongering.

The deal on the stimulus measure caps a difficult week, in which Obama saw some of his key appointments delayed or derailed because of tax problems.

He said: "It is very worrying that all of the progress in opening up access to higher education in the last decade – particularly for the working poor – is being derailed because of an entirely foreseeable accommodation crisis".

Rashid Qureshi, a retired general and a leader of Mr. Musharraf's political party, the All Pakistan Muslim League, said a large welcome rally planned in Karachi had been derailed because of security concerns.

Cambodia's fight against malaria is at risk of being derailed because of a dispute over expenses payments between the Cambodian government and the Global Fund, the biggest donor to the country's malaria programme.

Previous reform efforts were derailed because, in the name of open consultation, defence chiefs and politicians were drawn into the review process too early.

His voice breaking, Boardman said equipping trains with positive train control, a technology that can prevent trains from derailing because of excessive speed, is the "single greatest contribution my generation of railroaders can make".

The show was nearly derailed because other parts of it -- the globe, a copper disk, a wooden pole, an old chair, a box of snakeskins -- that he had shipped from Paris were detained by customs because their declared value was only $16.

Warmsley adds: "A lot of bands get derailed because they don't have a decent work ethic".

More than once a candidate has become derailed because a Lego piece does not match the shade of gray depicted in the manual.