Sentence examples for blocking challenge from inspiring English sources

Google's former general manager of marketplace development, Ben Barokas, now CEO of Sourcepoint, which works with publishers to tackle the ad blocking challenge, believes the number of users deploying ad blocking software averages around 15%, but says some publishers are seeing upwards of 40% of their audience using ad blocking tools.

"It was his other knee he hurt, in the blocked challenge.

Ms. Combs, a teacher and the daughter of a former governor, complained after the election that Mr. McConnell's war chest had been a significant factor in blocking her challenge.

This paper develops strategies to control picker blocking that challenge the traditional assumptions regarding the tradeoffs between wide- and narrow-aisle order picking systems.

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A federal judge has refused to block a challenge to the Obama administration's health care law brought by the Commonwealth of Virginia.

A federal appeals court today blocked a challenge to the detention of the 600 Afghan war prisoners held at the Guantánamo Bay Naval Base, ruling that a group of clergy members and professors had no legal standing to represent them.

While efforts to block or challenge the legality of the EPA carbon pollution regulations are all but doomed to failure, there is one way that Republicans in Congress could get rid of those regulations at any time.

A new U.S. Supreme Court decision has blocked a challenge to the Oklahoma Supreme Court's ruling that a state law effectively banning medical abortions was unconstitutional.

"Please describe Verizon Wireless's current assessment of the Lower 700 MHz A Block challenges that Verizon Wireless previously identified in the instant proceeding and other proceedings," it said.

In this clip, Tom Dyckhoff explains that far from being a simple toy, Lego has a clear relationship with real-world buildings – and the colourful plastic blocks challenged the austere modern architecture of the post-war era.