Sentence examples for being obstructed from from inspiring English sources

There is a reason Congress is being obstructed from doing what it always did and taking this opportunity of low interest rates, high unemployment and low GDP growth to do the infrastructure work that needs doing.

Instead, it was obstructed from the very beginning.

Of course, those are the two sections of bleachers where much of the outfield is obstructed from view and tickets normally sell for $5.

Part of the Leaning Tower of Pisa will be obstructed from view for the next year or so as it undergoes a cleaning.

At their last visit, inspectors were obstructed from entering the premises for an hour - while female pupils were evacuated from the building.

Millions of Ivorians do not have identity papers, so northerners like Mr Soro and his fighters have been obstructed from getting the Ivorian citizenship that is rightfully theirs.

Anti-slavery groups claim they are regularly harassed by the authorities, and one organisation said that during Ruteere's visit to Kaédi, a town in southern Mauritania, it was obstructed from introducing victims of slavery to the UN delegation.

This program was obstructed from the very beginning by social-political unrest.

As for safety, uBeam's waves stop transmitting if they're obstructed from a receiver by something like a human body, the waves can hardly penetrate skin, and even if they did they wouldn't hurt us.

The efficiency of flood cooling is very small as the coolant is obstructed from coming into actual contact with the wheel and entering into the grinding zone due to the formation of thin but stiff peripheral air boundary layer on the grinding wheel rotating at high speed in otherwise static ambient air.

There are many things I wish he had had not been obstructed from doing by implacable opposition.