Sentence examples for which is sabotaged from inspiring English sources
Strong additionally makes a direct comparison between The Italian Job and Mission: Impossible, citing the plot device of "a first task that elucidates the roles and skills of team members but which is sabotaged by betrayal, necessitating a re-constitution of the team".
Many of these songs sound like character sketches, some of which are sabotaged by mawkish lyrics.
I'm pretty sure that the "historical dissonance" Jesse is referring to is the number of exhibitions we had together in Miami which were sabotaged by storms, one of them being the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina during which a piece of mine fell into a sinkhole.
There was more mendacity (about the "wreck" of Obamacare, which he is sabotaging) and bragging (about the appointment of judges — an area where he has done lasting damage).
The pro-survival role of Gln under acidic pH is sabotaged by specific glutaminase inhibitor.
Its leaders refuse to take part in a process which they say the government is sabotaging.
Nine times out of ten, my clients and I uncover multiple ways in which they're sabotaging themselves with casual sex.
Therapy identifies whether the marriage can be saved, helps build and improve self-esteem, and identifies psychological weaknesses which may be sabotaging you where you make the same mistakes over and over again.
Then after 63 years of tenuous autonomy, which was constantly sabotaged by Austro-Hungarian manipulation, Serbia faced devastation in World War II.
And while you claim that "It was Mr Scargill's ruthless intransigence... which prevented the dispute from ending", as Arthur Scargill points out in the same edition ('We could surrender - or stand and fight', 7 March), on four occasions a settlement was agreed by the National Union of Mineworkers and the National Coal Board which, on each occasion, was sabotaged by the Thatcher government.
By using his position as an influential media mogul, he could add fuel to the fire of anti-Muslim hatred and rally more people to his cause, which was to sabotage the peace accords.
