Sentence examples for may not derail from inspiring English sources

The throngs of protesters marching in the streets of Tehran may not derail Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's victory in the short run.

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.

The accusation from Christine Blasey Ford that Kavanaugh tried to rape her when they were both teenagers in the early 80s may not derail his ascension to the highest court in the country, pending a Senate hearing that may or may not include her testimony.

Mr. Roubini said the mortgage mess may not necessarily derail the anemic recovery in the economy, which he thinks is still on track to grow 2.3 percent next year.

Congressional leaders have been using apocalyptic rhetoric about angry "mobs" "un-American" protestors and "evil-mongers" at town halls because they know that voter concerns about spending may not only derail the "public option" in health care reform but could turn into a referendum on our real problems our crushing burden of government and the politicians who defend the status quo.

Those strike us as near term issues which may add to volatility but should not derail clear, albeit plodding, long-term progress.

The train that was to take Joseph Santiago from his job as Newark police director to Trenton and the post of Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police may not have derailed but it has definitely taken a detour.

Innovation may be called for to ensure that these drivers do not derail the research programme, or indeed threaten the underlying scientific method and rigour.

Innovative thinking may be called for to ensure that these drivers do not derail the research programme, or indeed threaten the underlying scientific method and rigour.

Governments should not derail it.

Its failure does not derail that process.