Sentence examples for may be derailed from inspiring English sources

Mr Juncker may be derailed.

But if Turkey fails to win its invitation to formal talks, democratic and economic reforms may be derailed; and Islamic militancy could grow.For anybody who wants to avoid that, every tactical victory chalked up by Mr Erdogan is good news.

It's unclear how Google's acquisition of AdMob will shake out (although this may be derailed).

The caveat: Any recovery would be slow and may be derailed by further financial chaos.

And the Google/AdMob acquisition (which may be derailed) could add another formidable competitor to the party.

It's unclear how Google's acquisition of AdMob (although this may be derailed) and Apple's acquisition of Quattro Wireless will effect the other ad networks in the space.

Do our increased sanity, extra time at the dinner table and lower gasoline bills outweigh the risk that we may be derailing the careers of future musicians and Olympic athletes?

For example being constantly tuned into the news media may be derailing your focus and fueling your negative emotions, so it may be helpful to limit how often you monitor the news streams.

That "soft imperialism" creates at least a chance of success for Kosovo's independence.All this may yet be derailed.

The 111th Congress's biggest achievement since it embarked on a final, "lame-duck" session three weeks ago has been to advance an uncontroversial bill on food safety (and even this may yet be derailed by a procedural glitch).

Unfortunately, this recovery may well be derailed by the fiscal cliff and/or a confrontation over the debt ceiling; but this has nothing to do with the alleged unsustainability of the deficit.