Sentences with word «derail»

So many transactions get derailed by not being transparent and setting proper expectations.

Without sustainable peace, gains made through the MDGs framework will be reversed if not derailed by conflict or insecurity driven by deep - seated anger due to economic marginalisation or exclusion.

Compassion and working to understand your teen's current experience go a long way to keeping him or her from getting derailed by puberty and adolescence.

Spills of Canadian oil into waterways, which happened when two oil trains derailed in Gogama, Ontario, should have a much smaller environmental impact.

The MTA has been under increasing fire from riders amid increasing system failures, from subway delays and infrastructure breakdowns to a host of derailments, most recently on Tuesday when an A train derailed in Harlem, injuring more than two dozen riders.

Only after knowing this will they go out into the world — whether that's college or beyond — and not be completely derailed by setbacks.

Life has a way of derailing even the best laid plans.

This way you will not derail from your goal and focus.

When fit, «El Kun» is definitely among the top 3 best strikers in the world, but constant injury problems derailed his bid to be seen as one of the world's best last season, and Pellegrini will no doubt have the cotton wool ready to go at the slightest sign of trouble.

Their party train quickly derails when they find the body of a dead woman in the loft and fall to paranoia as everyone begins to suspect one another.

It was designed with deep grooves on its cams so that the bow strings won't derail even when used in water.

There are several scenes we've already seen in at least one previous trailer, but this also includes some new moments of Lincoln (Daniel Day Lewis) and his argumentative cabinet figuring out how to get the 13th Amendment to the US Constitution — outlawing slavery — through the system without derailing efforts to end the bloody Civil War.

In 2008 Arsenal were favourites by many to be crowned Premier League champions, but then their challenge became quickly derailed with the injury of Eduardo.

As these scary tales are passed between storytellers — preferably around a campfire — they snowball into haunting sagas that can completely derail what would have otherwise been a perfectly good night's sleep.

Crusading Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara's six - year battle against Wall Street got derailed on Monday when the Supreme Court refused to hear the government's appeal of a key insider - trading case...

Anger issues and conflict can easily derail relationships of all kinds, from married and dating couples to friendships children have at school.

The House of Lords nearly derailed what became the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 and, in a compromise, the title was retained and certain other restrictions imposed on the post.

The 18 guys in the bust section were either bad, had injuries derail promising careers (Miller, Wheeler), or were relegated to the bullpen because they couldn't hack it as starters (Vizcaino).

The publisher has big promotion plans for Derailed including a television commercial that you created.

The project hit several bumps along the way — including retaining a historic wall and figure out how to build over the Staten Island Railway — and was almost derailed in December when the state put a hold on the $ 16.5 million in subsidies proposed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo for the development, Politco New York reported.

Diaz has advocated for a bill that would require companies at city - subsidized developments to pay employees at least $ 10 an hour — a proposal that helped derail plans to redevelop the Bronx's Kingsbridge Armory in 2010.

Well, poke me in the eye, I must have been totally derailed by the interlopers in my kitchen, because I had forgotten to put the tomatoes in the salad.

Our hope and expectation is that yesterday's events will not derail efforts by our community to win the equality we so desperately need.

In the next two weeks we could see our season completely derailed if the players don't do something.

But he saw his political career derailed after just a year in office after he was exposed as a client in a prostitution ring.

Fire crews have extinguished a fire that raged in Oregon after a Union Pacific Corp train carrying crude oil derailed on Friday and burst into flames near the Columbia River in the town of Mosier., the Federal Rail Administration said.

Unfamiliar cities, stations and languages could all potentially derail part of your journey, so I've decided to share some essential tips that will explain everything you need to know to confidently travel by train in Europe.

Although for me, the midpoint between when I started blogging and now — when I was first getting seriously derailed — revolved more around politics than tech, a pattern which has more or less continued.

The comedy routines are so - so (though the falling - in - the - aisles reaction shots tell another story) and the comics» patchwork odyssey often derails into irrelevancies.

But Hart's hopes were quickly derailed after Miami Herald reporters broke the story of him having an extramarital affair with a young woman named Donna Rice, forcing him to drop out of the race.

Tiger officially has earned, $ 100, 350,700 on the Tour; makes you wonder what he would have made had his career not gotten derailed with injuries and marital issues.

One of the largest accidental releases of oil in Alberta's history isn't a burst pipeline and it doesn't involve a train of tanker cars derailing into a river.

(Of course, the Data Quality Act is a darling of conservative activists because it helps derail regulation in general, but it can be used for good too!)

The film starts off rationally, even grounded scientifically, but then almost completely derails into utter madness, crossing beyond all logic to culminate in a deeply emotional apotheosis during which much is felt and little is explained.

We can stare transfixed at a life Derailed as if we're watching a horrific car accident in slow motion, but we ourselves are on the sideline, unhurt.

Since employers already offer maternity leave, women faced less stigma for taking advantage of programs intended to reduce their workloads — but doing so also derailed their careers.

His loud cackle is seen derailing many a scene, as bleeped profanity and digitally blurred mouths abound.

To keep from becoming derailed by such external factors as higher egg and beef prices, extreme weather conditions across various parts of the country in the first quarter, and a changing labor landscape, among others, the industry continues to draw on its resilient nature as it keeps dutifully moving along.

It becomes impossible to motivate yourself and retain any enthusiasm when you can see the project derailing before -LSB-...]

His career was almost derailed because he blew the whistle.

This is the specific point where the lack of strategy derails everything.

It starts as an intriguing enough mystery, evolves into a suitable second - act quest; however, some third - act «twists» just derail whatever narrative momentum the story manages to build, and muddles both the mythology and character relationships developed up to that point, leaving us with an awkward ending that doesn't feel much like an ending so much as a chapter break.

I was planning to go to school and be an architect, but that got derailed so I was taking some time off to figure out what I was going to do with my life.

I think that the communicators need to be cognizant of outside efforts to deliberately derail such an environment.

But the Wii U really derailed things.

A Texan cowboy's techo - optimist capitalist ambitions in Shenzhen are eventually derailed in an exploration of the dark side of the «Chinese dream» that showcases the trials and tribulations of would - be American entrepreneurs in a faux documentary style.

Make sure you don't derail all your hard work with a bad diet.