Sentence examples for blocked mobility from inspiring English sources

The study concluded that more than five million children in the United States are "at risk of lower educational performance, economic stagnation, blocked mobility and ambiguous belonging" because they are growing up in immigrant families affected by illegal status.

While it is true that social media have increased the capacity of the population to hold autocrats more accountable, they cannot solve pressing problems such as blocked social mobility and sky-high unemployment rates.

Has feminism blocked social mobility for men?

Hukou was like a wall that not only blocked the mobility and activity space of migrants but also reduced their willingness to extend their social networks to include local people, thereby slowing their accumulation of social capital and their attainment of social inclusion.

The inclusion of 5 mM DTT blocked the mobility shift induced by cucurbitacin compounds.

If the formation of F-actin is blocked, the mobility and all subsequent steps of toxicity are inhibited [ 78].

In another study, cyclosporine bioavailability in animals went down only via oral delivery because ginger extracts blocked gastrointestinal mobility without any direct effect on CYP450 liver enzymes [ 41, 42].

In contrast to KU, the specific mTORC1 inhibitor rapamycin only partially blocked the mobility shift of UVRAG, as it did for 4E-BP1 also, indicating that residual UVRAG phosphorylation may be due to the rapamycin-insensitive properties of mTORC1 (Choo et al, 2008; Kang et al, 2013).

Slauson is no Alan Faneca, although he showed encouraging improvement in  his run-blocking mobility last season.

But his run-blocking mobility is so outstanding that any team with an offensive line coach who can teach a player how to at least "not get demolished" in pass protection should consider him.

Closed financial systems live on in much of the world, stifling economic development, blocking upward mobility and giving markets a bad reputation.