Sentence examples for progress sabotage from inspiring English sources

Given Iran's nuclear progress, sabotage and sanctions may no longer be enough to slow the program; an agreement, however deficient, may be the only way to achieve this goal.

For months, they have been strong enough to sabotage progress, and yet distant enough to cash in on the resultant frustration.

I look around and see tea-party activists spitting on elected officials, members of Congress with heels dug-in to sabotage progress, and living American legends like Congressman John Lewis verbally attacked with racial slurs.

Bart de Wever, the N-VA leader, tweeted to accuse the Francophone Parti Socialiste of sabotaging progress and destroying jobs.

At the peak of last year's election, he declared that the president had "failed to lead, and actually sabotaged progress on crucial environmental problems.

The Israelis say that only full compliance with all obligations can secure lasting peace, while the Palestinians say that only a strict timetable can prevent extremists from sabotaging progress.

Meanwhile, voters recently appointed the second successive democratically elected government — the first time that's happened in the 64-year troubled history of a country whose progress has been sabotaged by regular military coups.

The stressors, trauma, and insecurities they wrestle with all conspire to sabotage their progress.

Worst-case, you're sabotage your progress by eating the wrong things.

If you get into debt early, it can sabotage your progress.

As opposition to apartheid shifted toward violence in the early 1960s, beginning with sabotage and progressing to guerrilla war, Mr. Goldreich, an artist and designer, became a leading planner.