Sentence examples for would be derailed from inspiring English sources

If the children were allowed an instant of vivid presence then the novel would be derailed.

Fears that rights issues by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and HBOS would be derailed have faded.

He added that it was too early to conclude that the government's austerity program would be derailed.

The Rwandan diplomat Olivier Nduhungirehe said prior to the vote that he was not worried that his country's bid would be derailed by the experts' report.

Amy Winehouse, dead at 27, was only two albums into a career, and a life, which would be derailed by alcohol, drugs and bad choices.

Yet in the absence of any consensus among emerging market nations on a candidate from their ranks, there appeared to be little to indicate that a bid by Ms. Lagarde would be derailed.

If the Supreme Court upholds the federal law, says Mr Thurston, the Utah Health Exchange would not be derailed, but its adoption would remain limited to small business.

But he added that the process would not be derailed.

General Sisi also insisted that the promised transition to an elected government would not be derailed.

But this fiasco hotwired an Australian juggernaut that would not be derailed for another 16 years.

Community leader Hassan Yussuf said he hoped the city's recent progress wouldn't be derailed.