Sentence examples for derailing efforts from inspiring English sources

Then, the recession hit, sapping public financing for the project and derailing efforts once again.

The president's decisions have frightened away investors, derailing efforts to open Iran to world markets, analysts said.

Yet the Bush administration is derailing efforts by poor countries ravaged by AIDS to facilitate their efforts to do the same.

Lobbyists funded by the US oil industry have launched a campaign in Europe aimed at derailing efforts to tackle greenhouse gas pollution and climate change.

The violence and the government's failure to prosecute those responsible are derailing efforts to heal the country's wounds nearly two years after the end of its civil war, the group said.

This moment of unity may have a wide fallout, including derailing efforts to draw the Taliban into talks or possibly fueling political momentum to quicken the pace of a United States military drawdown from the country.

Strong patient preference, lack of blinding and the requirement for effortful and demanding participation over long intervals will continue to derail efforts to find the best ACT for CF, unless they are addressed in future clinical trials.

He regularly calls them terrorists, and has sought to derail efforts at bringing them into talks.

Investors worry that looming elections in several countries, including Japan and Britain, could derail efforts to trim deficits.

And it derailed efforts to finance the bailout with a tax on financial institutions.

The political crisis could also derail efforts by the Iraqis to deal with their financial problems.