Sentence examples for to derail this from inspiring English sources

Are accidents going to derail this emerging bicycle city?

Election-year forces may yet conspire to derail this collegiality.

More uncertainty awaits as opponents try to derail this promising field of research.

"We will do everything we can to derail this plan," she said.

A determined child might try to derail this app by deleting it before making a side trip.

But a handful of mysterious seeds threaten to derail this plan, as mysterious seeds are wont to do.

And yet David Axelrod is now "dedicated to derailing this woman's career".

Racism remains a significant political factor in many parts of the world, and it can be found everywhere.That political squabbles are threatening to derail this year's conference is hardly surprising.

"Make no mistake: If a global community cannot come together and refuses to rise to this challenge — if we continue to allow calculated obstruction to derail the urgency of this moment — we will be liable for a collective moral failure of historic consequence," Kerry said.

Rather than allowing this to derail the entire reform agenda, member states are likely to coalesce around the clusters of changes that enjoy support and postpone decisions on Council reform until after the September heads of state summit.

"The timing of this does suggest that whoever did this wants to derail the peace process," Mr. Blair said.