Sentence examples for potentially derailed from inspiring English sources

This would not be the first time a playoff injury potentially derailed a historic run.

The Israeli announcement of 1,600 new housing units to be built in East Jerusalem has potentially derailed the proximity talks, and in doing so, placed the two-state solution in jeopardy.

Here commercial interests could potentially derail precautionary governance.

In fact it is potentially derailing for us, so that is all bad news.

Also, "some devastating event in the Mideast or along the lines of 9/11 could potentially derail what we're seeing now," Mr. Peeler said.

Supporters of Mr. Aquino note that if Mr. Corona is not impeached, he could potentially derail cases against Mrs. Arroyo that reach the Supreme Court.

Porsche, which prosecutors notified earlier, said Wednesday that the expanded inquiry would delay the merger with Volkswagen - and potentially derail it altogether.

Nick Clegg's plan to reform the UK's electoral system was tonight caught in a pincer movement between Conservative backbenchers and elements of the Labour party, who both want to change the date of the referendum and potentially derail it.

The aides predicted that the true cost of the Senate plan would be more than $156 billion, potentially derailing efforts by the White House and Congressional leaders to aid the economy as quickly as possible.

A dissident faction of agents and players — who believe the union made too many concessions — could still file its own antitrust lawsuit, potentially derailing the settlement and dooming the season.

There's a certain delicious irony in Trump's own horrible, cold-fingers-on-your-neck voice being the final thing that shuts him up and potentially derails any last fleeting hopes that he might expand his appeal beyond his angry, frothing base.