Examples of using Derail in English and their translations into Chinese
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A group of twenty-somethings are enjoying their stay at a lakeside cabin when a series of frightening and bizarre events derail their weekend.
Stale, incomplete, or inaccurate data leads to incorrect model predictions, which can get expensive and could derail an entire project.
New policies must not derail the fragile recovery, stimulating instead more robust, inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
But Republicans have struggled with healthcare legislation and there are also worries that political scandals could derail the Trump administration's economic agenda.
This is a dangerous match-up, and knows a loss can derail his championship hopes.
Then, on Friday Senator Susan Collins, a Republican from Maine who Democrats thought might derail the Kavanaugh train, said she would vote for him.
But the organisation's chief economist warned that the prospect of an escalating trade war"threatens to undermine confidence and derail global growth prematurely".
Citi recently warned a build-up of property risks could derail the Australian economy as borrowers are overwhelmed by the burden of servicing debt.
We must not derail our goal of achieving economic development and regional integration in the Great Lakes.
Carrying through on imposing more tariffs, as President Trump has threatened to do, could derail the summit plans as well.
Clearly this type of scenario has CIOs worried, with 74% fearing that IoT performance problems will derail their operations and significantly damage revenues.
Climate change threatens to render swaths of the planet uninhabitable by the end of the century, a blow that would derail economic and technological development.
A sharper slowdown in any of the major regions could derail activity worldwide, especially if it spills over to the financial markets.”.
This tendency to suppress conflict can spark a cascade of negative emotions that eventually derail managers, leaders, and organizations.
World financial markets have taken a battering in recent months as fears grow that Trump's“America First” policies could derail a global economic revival.
Options for configuration are typically in the hundreds or thousands, data migration is often a nightmare, and customization and integration can quickly derail any project.
Edwards filed a counterclaim, contending that Epstein sued him maliciously, trying to harm Edwards' reputation and derail his work with Epstein's own abuse victims.
However, should investors really worry that rising rates will derail emerging markets?
Indeed, there are a lot of“Venezuelas” out there along the New Silk Roads that could derail Beijing's ambitious foreign policy.
Analysts and traders have recently warned that booming U.S. shale oil production could potentially derail OPEC's effort to end a supply glut.