Sentence examples for far derailed from inspiring English sources

A similar set of problems have so far derailed an attempt to store water under the Madera Ranch in San Joaquin Valley a scheme, whose backers included Marc Reisner, a prominent writer on water in the west.This sort of intransigence turns the spotlight back on to Mr Davis.

But the gravy train was far from derailed.

Far from derailing peace, Europe's move might be remembered for its contribution to resuscitating the two-state project.

And far from derailing anything, they seem to have left most Americans feeling rather pleased and comforted.

The real danger here is that if you go too far, it derails the north-south deal, and you're back to another 22 years of war".

But the negotiations for what would be one of the most anticipated fights—surely the most lucrative of all time never get very far, and are generally derailed by both camps' inability to agree on how giant a pile of money each would get.

But the damage to the missile centers now appears to have derailed the program far less significantly.

Studies that are registered prospectively are also far less likely to be derailed by chance correlations.

He agreed though that the period of inactivity on the disabled list had derailed him somewhat, as far as having a grasp on the condition of his swing.

While Mr. Passos Coelho's determination to stick to the austerity script won immediate praise from Brussels, creditors are due back in Lisbon in coming weeks to assess just how far Portugal's budgetary planning has been derailed by the court ruling.

Unfortunately, far too many of them are being derailed by the crushing burden of their student loans.