Sentence examples for would derail from inspiring English sources

Opponents say that would derail a fragile recovery.

If it succeeds, the British bid would derail a planned merger between Seita and Spain's Tabacalera.

Not that anything short of 40-plus Lib Dems voting with Labour would derail the policy.

That loss ultimately exposed some of the locker-room tension that would derail them later.

This would derail the recovery this year, undermine deficit reduction, and put public services at risk.

She said a "Republican House product" would "derail what we're trying to do".

Trolley Dreams Endure (Never Mind a Tugboat) It seemed the tugboat would derail the trolley.

It was not immediately clear whether Mr. Daschle's tax problems would derail his nomination.

Obama has warned that he will veto any legislation from Congress that would derail the deal.

Nobody could have predicted how spectacularly Nsereko's career would derail from this point forward.

A Hamas victory, many would argue, would derail the peace process.