Sentence examples for single sabotage from inspiring English sources

The group's next album, Ill Communication (1994), had a similar sound, and the music video for the hit single "Sabotage"—a tongue-in-cheek homage to 1970s television police dramas was in near-constant rotation on MTV.

Since that debut their career's been full of larger than life songs and the videos to match from Spike Jonze's 70s cop show pastiche for single "Sabotage" to daikaijū-inspired "Intergalactic".

Several young guerrilla fighters, apparently parroting political lessons learned in their daily indoctrination sessions, condemned Mikhail S. Gorbachev as an undercover United States intelligence agent who single-handedly sabotaged the entire Soviet bloc.

Their plan to abandon the single market and sabotage international alliances with glib disregard for the consequences lies far beyond what most economic and diplomatic wisdom would counsel.

Otherwise, a single state could "sabotage" the outcome of a close election by simply refusing to certify electors.

Agroterrorism is a multidimensional threat, involving a wide range of motives and perpetrators, and encompassing a wide range of actions, from single act of sabotage to strategic wartime programs with potentially disastrous spill-over' effects on susceptible wildlife and endangered species population.

And yet Nancy Pelosi, a California Democrat, did what she could to sabotage the single-payer position of her own party in her own state.

All this was done even though there was not a single documented act of espionage, sabotage, or treasonable activity by an American citizen of Japanese descent.

It relied upon unsubstantiated and even fabricated assertions; the FBI had already taken into custody all of the individuals it suspected of potential subversion; and there was not a single instance of espionage or sabotage by any American of Japanese-descent in the months between Pearl Harbor and Roosevelt's signing of Executive Order 9066.

SOMETIMES even fans of Europe's single currency seem to be sabotaging it.

By singling out the District of Columbia Circuit through sabotage of previous nominations, and by threatening to reduce the court's size to forestall new Obama appointees, Republicans have caused something not far from a crisis in our constitutional system.