Sentence examples for will not derail from inspiring English sources
They insist that Benghazi will not derail her chances.
"It has come to the stage where the hanging of Kasab will not derail it".
The Fukui ruling will not derail that, the chief cabinet secretary, Yoshihide Suga, insists.
Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Abbas have insisted that violence will not derail the negotiations.
"We hope very much that it will not derail the talks in Libya," he said.
"We will not derail democracy in the country due to my son," he said.
The Irish vote will probably not derail the process, but it could make it much more difficult.
"Key to overseas expansion is focus," says Lewis. "You may have lots of ideas but it's important to focus on what you know will work and not derail from your vision".
The open question of what authority the new president will have should not derail Egyptians from casting their ballots, though, as some boycott enthusiasts advocate.
It is based on the premise that violence against Shiites will not only derail Iraq's transition to democracy, but will also incite Shiite-Sunni violence throughout the Muslim world.
Affleck's win was not surprising, but it affirmed what most women in America already know: For white men, allegations of harassment, assault or abuse will not necessarily derail a career ― or even temporarily set it off course.
