Sentence examples for it could derail from inspiring English sources

If Orion struggles with delays, cost overruns and a lack of clear goals, as did its predecessor project, called Constellation, it could derail.

Do not consult the vast literature on the continent's economies: it could derail your critical theses.

Washington had urged countries to vote down the symbolically important but non-binding resolution, saying it could derail broader efforts to ban nuclear warheads in the Middle East and threaten the current Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

Last year Mr. Daniels, who was considering a run for president, told lawmakers that such legislation was so divisive that it could derail the rest of his legislative agenda.

If the fundamental fairness of the commissions comes into question it could derail the trials of bigger al-Qaeda fish to follow, some of whom face the death penalty.

It would also pre-empt local ordinances, however, and that worries advocates of bag bans who fear that it could derail local policies already in existence or under consideration.

Nothing is guaranteed, of course, but this outcome makes so much sense that it's hard to see what could derail it at this point.

For all the Republican male establishment's harrumphing, it couldn't derail her plan to hijack the party's designated State of the Union response with one of her own.

"It was clear from the start in this operation that there could be a Qana, given how Hamas has chosen to fight, and it could seriously derail Israeli operational plans," Mr. Alpher said.

It could easily derail Clinton's campaign.

It could totally derail your career or force you to dip into your retirement savings ― and then one day it will abruptly end and leave you in a state of deep grief.