Sentence examples for further sabotaging from inspiring English sources
Now worsening economic conditions are further sabotaging hopes for a democratic future.
After that further sabotaging of the Fire's playoff chances, Toronto are on the road in New York this weekend, as the Red Bulls look for the win that would keep them at least joint top of the East.
Jackson, as maddening as he is skilled, further sabotaged the Eagles' early effort when he nullified a 50-yard reception in the second quarter, tossing the ball at the Giants' defensive coordinator, Perry Fewell, and drawing a taunting penalty.
America's defense against Chinese mercantilism is further sabotaged by the fact that, despite our using similar policies earlier in our own history, mainstream American economists are largely blind to the fact that mercantilism even works.
Feb. 20 incidents, the Arabs would now publicly op pose aerial sabotage and there by help forestall any further sabotage.
President Bush must resist the temptation to further sabotage this worthy treaty and let it take effect.
The attack was successful, but a year later the damage was repaired and further sabotage efforts were thwarted.
Having called for the Russian Olympic Committee to consider isolating all of its athletes in the future to stop further sabotages he drew a strange parallel with Krushelnitsky's case and chemical attacks in Syria.
A recent price drop was reversed after further sabotage to pipelines in Iraq, concern over the fate of Yukos in Russia, strikes in Nigeria and signals that OPEC is unlikely to increase output at its meeting in August.Green shootsPhilip Green increased his bid for Marks & Spencer, Britain's big clothes and foods chain, to £9.1 billion ($16.9 billion).
Dodd currently plans to use the manger's amendment to further sabotage Sen. Lincoln's plans to overhaul derivatives.
Most important of all the Government and civil society must resist the intimidation of religiopolitical parties and prevent them from any further sabotage of the nation's unity and moral fabric.
