Sentence examples for potentially sabotaging from inspiring English sources

Behind the scenes, however, Macri supporters are furious that budget-busting pay deals for public workers have been agreed in the last few weeks, potentially sabotaging their efforts to get finances in order.

Analysis: While it is true that the job search involves a great deal of canine cannibalism, by potentially sabotaging your colleague's offer you risk being accused of poor collegiality.

Silicone pollutants from the ablator can also potentially sabotage the bonding of foam to the tank.

In fact, the GOP's deflationary program, even if designed to produce long-term deficit reduction instead of score short-term points with their base, would leave millions of Americans to suffer today and potentially sabotage the recovery.

We cannot accept military leaders who would obstruct or potentially sabotage a policy change once signed into law.

There is no use in settling into the wrong relationship, which could potentially sabotage what could have been the right one.

Sure, no one likes to be made fun of, told no or to be turned down, but I learned to sabotage potentially fulfilling situations in attempts to avoid the suggestion from anyone -- regardless of the degree of importance that he or she held in my life -- that I was somehow not wanted.

The quiet thwarting of the potentially disastrous sabotage, disclosed in October by ABC News, is seen by officials here and in Washington as a model of cooperation for a relationship that has been under strain since the disclosure of the role of Saudis in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

After police were called in Chua allegedly "changed tack" by sabotaging prescription charts, doubling and trebling dosages – some with potentially lethal consequences – which led to his arrest in January 2012.

Ms. LaShawn, the flight attendant from Chicago, said that she was still shocked that her credit score could sabotage a potentially great date.

I wanted to prod further, but I was dealing with another dilemma: Did I really want to act the part of the girl whose trust issues sabotaged a potentially great relationship?