Sentence examples for may derail its from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in Alberta, the left-wing NDP government that won a historic victory last spring is facing skyrocketing unemployment and huge budget deficits that may derail its reform agenda.

Senator Barbara A. Mikulski of Maryland, a leading liberal voice in the Congress, threw her support Wednesday behind the Democratic plan to raise the debt limit, signaling that her party's discomfort with the spending cuts may not derail its passage in the Senate.

But a potential conflict of interest may derail his plans.

HUGO CHÁVEZ has never been defeated at the ballot box, but his own mortality may derail his "Bolivarian revolution".

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.

Once you have a list of possible scenarios that may derail your progress, it becomes much easier to spot a trouble spot earlier than if you and your team had not conducted the premortem.

Besides, the standard UNE-EN 14363 [28] establishes that the wheels with worn flanges may derail when the derailment coefficient is over 0.4.

One thing that may derail Alabama (5-0, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) is its schedule.

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.

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.

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.