Sentence examples for would sabotage from inspiring English sources

"We can't let people admittedly compromise the system, that would sabotage the whole thing".

However, opponents say the plan would sabotage efforts to refinance the debt-ridden institution.

A lack of enthusiasm of the part of C.O.'s would sabotage what she wants done.

Another would sabotage the part of the toxin that attacks a vital inner component of cells.

They would sabotage EU legislators' ability to privilege renewables and energy efficiency over unsustainable fossil fuels.

But there is no way, ever, that Carl would sabotage or make any athletes turn positive".

Yet he'd sabotage every opportunity he got, by testing people – including those at his record label – to their limits.

I was angry at my shrink (finally, after seven years) for suggesting that I'd sabotage myself by not writing this column, and then blame her.

"In the past, everything would be great, and then I'd sabotage it," Lohan says.

Feeling unsure, I'd sabotage my own inner wisdom and guidance.

"My ex-tour manager made a pact with the Stone Toses saying they'd sabotage my set because I fired him..