| derail effort | 5.53 | Failure would not derail the effort. | ||
| derail talk | 3.42 | And who derailed the talks? | ||
| derail plan | 3.23 | Money problems derailed the plans. | ||
| derail train | 2.90 | Many trains were also derailed. | ||
| derail career | 2.37 | Motherhood did not derail her career, however. | ||
| derail negotiation | 1.78 | Black anger brought riots that threatened to derail the negotiations. | ||
| derail bill | 1.65 | The bill had been derailed by other protests. | ||
| derail process | 1.45 | Its failure does not derail that process. | ||
| derail reform | 1.32 | Skeptics say fulfilling campaign promises to these groups might derail reforms. | ||
| derail deal | 1.25 | But few expect antitrust problems to derail the deal. | ||
| derail vote | 1.18 | But details can derail votes in the Senate. | ||
| derail project | 1.12 | Rough times for the local real estate industry, however, derailed this project. | ||
| derail progress | 1.05 | It has been used to derail progress toward peace. | ||
| derail election | 0.99 | Others said they would fight any effort to derail the election. | ||
| derail growth | 0.92 | Higher rates could derail economic growth, he said. | ||
| derail legislation | 0.92 | What happens to derail the legislation? | ||
| derail attempt | 0.79 | The question has derailed previous attempts at Israeli-Arab peacemaking. | ||
| derail recovery | 0.79 | Unforeseen shocks could derail the recovery. | ||
| derail merger | 0.72 | Labor opposition could still derail the merger. | ||
| derail ballot | 0.59 | They accuse anti-independence militia leaders of wanting to derail the ballot through bloodshed. |