Sentence examples for may derail a from inspiring English sources
A strong showing by the True Finns, a populist party, in Finnish elections on April 17th may derail a Portuguese bail-out.
But critics, including some Democrats, see instead a quixotic crusade, driven by naïve optimism, that may derail a promising young career.
WASHINGTON — In a move that may derail a comprehensive climate change and energy bill in the Senate, one of the measure's central architects, Senator Lindsey Graham, has issued an angry protest over what he says are Democratic plans to give priority to a debate over immigration policy.
Lawsuit Over Tax Shelter May Derail a Settlement A former director of America Online and a former senior AOL executive have sued the law firm of Jenkens & Gilchrist and two other entities, saying that they were sold illegitimate tax shelters in 1999 and 2000 intended to help them evade taxes on $200 million in income.
BRUSSELS -- Despite a plea from the U.S. secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton, the European Parliament on Thursday sent a strong signal that it may derail an agreement that helps American investigators track terrorist financing through Europe's bank transaction data.
Of course, the lockout may derail all of these negotiations if the NFL and players cannot come to terms soon.
Besides, the standard UNE-EN 14363 [28] establishes that the wheels with worn flanges may derail when the derailment coefficient is over 0.4.
The Guardian has a full page, "Mail attack may derail press regulation talks" (plus an op-ed commentary).
Incidentally, however, B-cell activation may derail, and lead to an undesired immune response, for example in cases of allergy, rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn's disease.
Sanford's back, at least for a while, though a new gaffe may derail him again.
In all three cases it cited the need to "engage with the public," a message that may derail Malaysia's bid to reverse investment outflows and tackle a budget deficit that has overshot its targets since 2007 to hit 7.4 percent of gross domestic product in 2009, the highest level in more than 20 years.
