Sentence examples similar to Rendered substantial obstruction from inspiring English sources

In 1802 he rendered substantial help in establishing the life consulate for Bonaparte.

Although judges are required to "render substantial justice," we cannot ignore the in-court testimony of such experts.

It materially impedes the movement of appellant's interstate trains through that state, and interposes a substantial obstruction to the national policy proclaimed by Congress, to promote adequate, economical and efficient railway transportation service.

The targeted northern municipality was chosen due to its rural nature, rendering a substantial number of children on high speed roads.

Interpreting the statute as prosecutors and police wished "would have the effect of rendering a substantial amount of otherwise lawful conduct illegal in Illinois," the court wrote.

Cooper's Hawks occupy closed habitats with substantial visual obstruction due to vegetation [28].

Vital capacity may differ from FVC in patients with substantial airway obstruction [ 30].

The substantial echo rendered details mushy and themes emerged tentatively from indistinct clouds of sound.

As he described it, 'the child was only able to proceed to a full emotional relationship with objects after he had rendered them permanent and substantial' (ibid.: 258).

We now have an entirely untenable situation: The special counsel did not render a judgment on obstruction but clearly found evidence thereof.

Daring to face these often noxious, seemingly empty phenomena on aesthetic terms, and taking on a degree of their flatness and simplicity, Coppola renders them surprisingly substantial.