Sentence examples for quickly derailed from inspiring English sources

A variety of injuries — Achilles', knee and hand — quickly derailed his NFL career.

Some scholars think the event started a process — quickly derailed — of reorganizing the empire as a federation of independent states.

The campaign began well, with Alistair Darling's dossier on the alleged £34bn black hole in Cameron's plans, but it was quickly derailed by the Hoon-Hewitt plot.

Villanova nearly had its dreams of a third national title in four years quickly derailed, but managed to get past Saint Marys in a low-scoring contest.

But on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad, where the Stourbridge Lion ran, as on the Champlain and St. Lawrence Railroad, the first in Canada, Stephenson locomotives proved unsuited to the crude track and quickly derailed.

Canadians vote for a new government on Monday after a five-week campaign that quickly derailed from high-minded debate over taxes and health care to sniping over topics like creationism.

Though helpful for consumer pocketbooks, deflation can quickly derail a recovery.

The Cowboys are deep, talented and balanced, built to win a title, but injuries could quickly derail all of that.

A lack of alignment in these three areas quickly derails a senior team.

Whether you are saving for retirement or a home, life's unexpected problems can quickly derail all your hard work.

Costanza is summoned to The Boss' office, but the investigation quickly derails and he slinks off to nap under his desk another day.