Sentence examples for try to derail support from inspiring English sources

The new commercials followed by a day the opening of a 20-state, multimillion-dollar network television campaign by the United States Chamber of Commerce to try to derail support for a government-run health insurance option.

(RNS) Bishops in the Church of England, who had strenuously opposed a bid to allow same-sex marriage, signaled that they won't try to derail the bill after an overwhelming vote of support in the House of Lords.

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

There were fears that Mr Ashley would try to derail the bid.

She said that the civic association consistently finds new grounds to try to derail the project.

"That is one reason why these outside companies are pouring money in to try to derail the same thing.

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

The coal and power industries, and the climate-change deniers, will try to derail it, in Congress or the courts.

Still, Thaksin's opponents last week launched a legal challenge to try to derail his sister's campaign.

And if you show no warmth, beware of those who may try to derail your efforts—and maybe your career.

Administration officials argue that one way to try to derail the United Nations vote is to have a viable peace process under way between Israelis and Palestinians.