Sentence examples for not sabotaged from inspiring English sources

Indeed, his projects for public clients were often stories of his designs being diluted, if not sabotaged, by the whims of "dilettantes" and "meddling amateurs".

We need leadership that has the persistence and the will to make sure agreements are implemented and not sabotaged by a mentality in some U.S. circles that "Israel-can-do-no-wrong".

The team's wide-open passing attack, which featured the speedy receivers Don Maynard and Art Powell, was more often than not sabotaged by a wobbly defense, and home games drew as few as 5,000 spectators to the musty stadium.

Now Fidesz has to grapple with a drugs bill much larger than it would be, had the party not sabotaged earlier attempts at reform.The new package received a mixed welcome from analysts and there was concern at the lack of detail.

Mr Pope, a principled and thoughtful reporter, tramped the Middle East for 30 years in a forlorn bid to decipher its subtleties to a Western readership encased in its own prejudices: moderates versus radicals; an Arab-Israeli peace process that would work were it not sabotaged by Palestinian violence; Islamic Iran as the mortal enemy of Western civilisation.

Eric is not sabotaging me.

BE I agree about not sabotaging already beleaguered teachers and the danger of polarising viewpoints.

To send spies to shipyards across Britain to check workers were not sabotaging vessels destined for Chile.

Arbitration was supposed to be a means of wooing the Express to join the new regime, not sabotaging it.

International observers have said many isolated abuses did not sabotage the overall fairness of the vote, and the three losing candidates did not present new evidence.

Rouhani's visit contrasts with those made by his predecessors, Abtahi said, because "conservatives are not sabotaging and not expressing opposing views".