Sentence examples for blocked time from inspiring English sources

In fact, the way forward has been blocked, time and again, by Republicans pushing the same tax-cut and deregulatory policies, now espoused by Mr. Romney, that have failed in the past to spur the economy.

He said progress had been blocked time and time again by "oil industry lobbyists," and he suggested that achieving energy independence was an issue of national security, saying the time has come for the United States to "seize control of our own destiny".

"But we have to be clear UN Security Council resolutions have been blocked time after time by Russia and so I feel Labour are in danger of opting out of what is a vital debate about the safety of our world.

It got so bad that I recently switched to a standard alarm clock and only check my email during a blocked time at the end of my day.

This decision has come after many noted attempts to pass immigration reform that have been blocked time and time again by Republicans in Congress.

In conjunction with this structural change, they have provided coaching on how to use the blocked time most effectively and how to escape the allure of perpetual busy-ness.

Blocking Time with Varying k To the aspect of blocking time in Figs. 8 and 9, the blocking time reduces with k in three approaches because the number of resulting blocks (n/k) becomes less as k gets bigger.

When a candidate task starts to run, lines 1 and 2 recycle the free time between the maximal blocking time with the practical blocking time.

Blocking Time with Varying Database Sizes In Fig. 10, we compare the blocking time for three approaches with different dataset sizes.

However, this model is not correct and the blocking time is confusing.

Two methods are proposed for PICARD to reduce the maximum blocking time.