Sentence examples for a complete blockade from inspiring English sources
Liberian soldiers have now set up a blockade to stop people from the affected western regions entering the capital of Monrovia, while Sierra Leone has imposed a complete blockade of eastern areas suffering from Ebola.
On foot, bicycle, donkey cart and pickup truck, Gazans crossed the border for a buying spree of medicine, cement, sheep, Coca-Cola, gasoline, soap, Cleopatra and Malimbo cigarettes, satellite dishes and countless other supplies that have been cut off, especially in recent days during a complete blockade by Israel after rocket attacks from Gaza.
The Nigerian government had already imposed a complete blockade.
In Sierra Leone the security forces have now imposed a complete blockade of eastern areas hit by Ebola.
Security forces in Sierra Leone have now imposed a complete blockade of Kenema and Kailahun districts in eastern Sierra Leone - only allowing access for essential services.
It is not a complete blockade but the message it sends is abundantly clear - and this morning there were five Russian naval ships patrolling the bay, back and forth they went.
Results from these studies narrowed the sequences −163 bp to −159 bp and −174 bp to −170 bp as classic binding sites, and anti-KLF8 resulted in a completed blockade of the binding activity.
Nevertheless, our girdle-shaped injection of less local anesthetic volume (5 ml on each side) may theoretically produce a more complete blockade of cutaneous nerves than a subcutaneous "bleb" of anesthetic solution.
Dual HER2 blockade is defined as a more complete blockade of the HER2 and HER signaling pathway by combining two inhibitors with complementary mechanisms of action.
Clinically, a more complete blockade of the HER receptor layer has been shown to be therapeutically meaningful in prolonging survival in patients.
Complete and sustained HER3 and/or HRG inhibition may, therefore, inhibit HER3-dependent resistance to EGFR inhibition and produce a more complete blockade of signaling from HER family members (Xia et al., 2005, Sergina et al., 2007).
