Sentence examples for sabotage from from inspiring English sources

She perseveres, despite criticism and sabotage from the townsfolk.

India is concerned about spying and sabotage from neighboring countries, particularly China and Pakistan.

Wisely too, Seoul insisted on new management rules to prevent any such unilateral sabotage from recurring.

He fears sabotage from Mr Brown because of the chancellor's doubts about the role of markets in providing public services.

Rebel leaders, however, sought to link the shortages to fears about sniper fire and sabotage from retreating Qaddafi loyalists.

Labour's polls – in the teeth of a hostile press and active sabotage from within – may be low.

In what strikes Haines as an act of supreme injustice, the Auteurs lost to Suede by a single vote and so began a tailspin of malfunction and self-sabotage from which Haines never quite recovered.

Maggie Haberman, Michael Barbaro, and Jonathan Mahler, the three New York Times reporters who were responsible for the second lede at the start of this post, accurately described it as "a striking display of self-sabotage from a presumptive presidential nominee".

It was a striking display of self-sabotage from a presumptive presidential nominee and underscored the limitations of Mr. Trump's scattershot approach during the Republican primaries — not to mention how difficult he often makes it for his campaign team to control him.

It was sabotaged from day one, he said.

"It is abundantly clear that we need to start following the lead of Black women, because we show up and do what is important, even when we are being disenfranchised and sabotaged from doing the work".