Sentence examples for members which derail from inspiring English sources

However, any communication gap leads to destructive conflict among cross-functional team members which derail the JIT implementation.

The nearly $1 trillion rescue package, cobbled together by the European Union and I.M.F. over the weekend, is aimed at preventing Greece's debt crisis from spreading to other weak euro zone members, which could derail regional economic growth and possibly spark another global credit crunch.

He said the train which derailed had no technical problems.

That plan didn't exactly work out – in early 2008 the Department of Justice launched an anti-trust probe which derailed the idea.

Shanshan wreaked havoc in Japan, with reports that it caused a tornado which derailed a train.

In March 1927, locomotive No. 890 River Frome was hauling a train which derailed at Wrotham, Kent.

King Abdullah did not single out Russia and China by name, but he was clearly referring to both countries, which used their veto powers as permanent Security Council members to derail a resolution that supported the Arab League's proposal to resolve the conflict in Syria.

The US Congress is threatening to pass new sanctions legislation, which could derail the negotiations.

The chief risk is the dysfunctional political environment, which could derail what otherwise is a very promising outlook".

"It's potentially a very large problem," which may derail the company's plan to exit bankruptcy by next month.

The cell and molecular mechanism(s) by which PCBs derail cognitive and psychomotor development in children remain speculative.