Sentence examples for thus derailing from inspiring English sources
But soon Lolo grew nervous that the immigration authorities reviewing the petition would discover my mother was married, thus derailing not only her chances of coming here but those of my uncle as well.
However, the motive for his dismissal is understandable: namely his dread of the prospect of licensing a justice czar to intervene to make sure prices are fair, thus derailing the wealth-creating spontaneous trading of a free society within the rule of law.
Wallace returns to the question of who used what words when, thus derailing the last hope that something of value or substance could be mined from this discussion.
In that meeting, German officials reportedly refused to accept that the conditions imposed by previous agreements, no matter how ill conceived and how demonstrably unsuccessful, might be amended, thus derailing prospects for discussions in the next few days.
Recent in vitro studies have shown that carcinogenic metals cause posttranslational epigenetic modifications of histone proteins, thus derailing the normal programming of gene expression (Ke et al. 2006; Yan and Boyd 2006; Yan et al. 2003; Zhou X et al. 2009).
Thus derailed, Mr. Shirley took to playing at nightclubs and invented what amounted to his own musical genre.
When fiscal consolidation turns on a predetermined debt ratio to be achieved at a predetermined point in the future, the primary surpluses needed to hit those targets are such that the effect on the private sector undermines the assumed growth rates and thus derails the planned fiscal path.
Would doing so derail your motivation?
The undeclared aim is to ensure that the Palestinians in Gaza are seen by the world simply as a humanitarian problem and thus to derail their struggle for independence and statehood.
The conservative wing of the Vatican, which had detested the Vatican Council from the outset and done its utmost to derail it, thus looked to the Poles for salvation.
Or they fear derailing negotiations.
