Sentence examples for may derail and from inspiring English sources
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.
The establishment of probabilistic theory incorporates the ability to consider the interdependencies of causes so to provide Governments with a holistic understanding of the uncertainties and risks that may derail the delivery and increase the cost of transportation infrastructure projects.
If the weather forecasts are correct, brutal cold and wind here and in Green Bay may derail the passing game and keep scoring to a minimum Sunday in a way that no defense could.
The issue may derail the prosecution and force the case into a military tribunal.
Another novel feature of the YPT trial is its ability to examine the impact of socioeconomic factors that may derail White, Black and Hispanic patients' pursuit of LDKT.
The fear is that these cuts and tax increases may derail the US economic recovery and in a worst case scenario even plunge it into a recession.
He has other things on his mind, like trying to recover from serious knee injuries that may derail his second season and possibly affect the rest of his career.
Besides, the standard UNE-EN 14363 [28] establishes that the wheels with worn flanges may derail when the derailment coefficient is over 0.4.
He said it is unthinkable that Congress may derail the chance for her and the other DACA recipients at Loyola to become doctors and work legally throughout the United States.
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.
What's changing, however, and what may derail Vento's bill, is money, increasingly scarce at a time when Congress is trying to cut taxes without really cutting spending.
