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Our best efforts in admission and selection procedures do not always succeed, for a multitude of possible reasons; academic ability at school may not be sufficiently adaptable to meet the demands of the medical course; unanticipated health or social problems may derail progress, or the realities of clinical medicine may be overwhelming.
"I would certainly say this kind of complaint, if it raises new issues that the commission has not previously considered, may derail the deal or, at least delay approval," the lawyer said.
Besides, the standard UNE-EN 14363 [28] establishes that the wheels with worn flanges may derail when the derailment coefficient is over 0.4.
This should be allied with awareness that interdependencies and interactions within the organization may generate unanticipated, unplanned events that may derail attempts to plan, direct or control [ 33], and iii) nurturing system thinking – to see the systemic whole and to understand how members' interactions trigger a network of events [ 33].
Errant pet hairs or little messy hands may derail your goal of shoe glitter perfection.
Now, his death may derail the very processes he championed.
But a potential conflict of interest may derail his plans.
"But this report may derail the Moore train," Melton said.
One thing that may derail Alabama (5-0, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) is its schedule.
Industrial nations fear that the run-up in prices may derail the global economy.
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