sabotage造句

Block, sabotage, and blame Mandelson again.

There are ways for new couples to avoid the work-related pitfalls that sabotage marriage.

In Zimbabwe in 2008 Robert Mugabe's sabotage of elections set off civil upheaval.

The poor, like anyone else, can also succumb to inertia, procrastination and self-sabotage.

Rather than giving "the new girl" the tools to succeed, they might try to sabotage her advancement.

Those who believe that they are not worthy of happiness may subconsciously sabotage their efforts to achieve happiness.

The deceiver will provide surface agreement to using Agile but will silently attempt to ignore or even sabotage the project in order to put the blame on Agile.

It would have to be an act of deliberate sabotage on Microsoft's part and blatantly illegal, but that doesn't mean it couldn't happen.

It's the unexamined limiting beliefs that cause us to sabotage our success, sell ourselves short, and limit our own potential to living extraordinary lives.

Find out how emotional eating can sabotage your weight-loss efforts and get tips to regain control of your eating habits.

Indian Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee refused to rule out the possibility of sabotage, but other officials said there was no evidence of foul play.

The British troops bombed Umm Qasr during the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq and took over security. Reconstruction efforts started almost immediately, but sabotage has slowed the work.

The FBI sent agents to assist in the investigation, but there was no immediate indication of terrorism or sabotage, said Judy Orihuela, spokeswoman for the FBI's Miami field office.