Sentence examples for which could derail from inspiring English sources

The US Congress is threatening to pass new sanctions legislation, which could derail the negotiations.

The chief risk is the dysfunctional political environment, which could derail what otherwise is a very promising outlook".

Turkey faces a raft of foreign-policy challenges on its doorstep, any one of which could derail its long-term goal of obtaining regional power status.

Donald J. Trump is threatening to run a third-party candidacy, which could derail hopes Republicans have of getting back into the White House.

The European Central Bank could be forced to write off billions in losses on sovereign debt it owns, and would not be able to continue extending loans to Greek banks, which could derail the Greek finance system.

Professor Nicholas White, director of the Wellcome Trust Mahidol University ­ Oxford Tropical Medicineresearch programme in Thailand, said: Artemisinin resistance is an emergency which could derail all the good work of global malaria control in recent years.

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These are big gaps which could yet derail the efforts already underway to reverse the economic downturn.

Growth in the export-driven economy will be supported this year as government spending accelerates and exports and manufacturing rebound, but the outlook for policy rates is muddied by political uncertainty, which could still derail the economy, analysts said.

Both companies have faced lawsuits over the issue, which could potentially derail the boom search advertising business.

Although the danger of deflation in the eurozone is limited, the ECB is concerned that growth is very sluggish and bank lending weak - both of which could potentially derail the fragile economic recovery.