Sentence examples for blocks altogether from inspiring English sources

The league will also discuss banning chop blocks altogether and making permanent last year's change involving extra points.

There were 12 blocks altogether, 6 for the active condition and 6 for the passive condition.

There are, obviously, 16 blocks altogether; the two blocks that contain stop codons are excluded from the randomization procedure.

Each experimental run started with task instructions followed by eight blocks of the same load type; new instructions were then displayed, and each participant completed another eight blocks, altogether lasting 572 s.

Any "particularly harmful" sites should be blocked altogether, it suggested.

The sites were not necessarily blocked altogether during the periods shown, and some say their disruptions were shorter than indicated.

If that angle is forcibly changed to squeeze carbon atoms into some desired pattern, the electronic bond between the atoms may be strained, and the electronic linkages between atoms may be impeded or blocked altogether.

Cooper said: "It is not right for women to find themselves being filmed entering or leaving a clinic, being bombarded with distressing images or having their entrance blocked altogether.

Introducing her bill in the House of Commons in June she told MPs: "In the past, such transformation could be delayed or even blocked altogether by pressure groups or unions with ideological objections to transferring power from town halls to outstanding heads and teachers".

In the same way, if managers tweak their supply chains too much, they might create a new kind of bullwhip effect.Yet it would be wrong to conclude that the introduction of new information technology should be slowed down or even blocked altogether.

WASHINGTON — With the Obama administration looking to score another major legislative victory, an array of pro-business groups and fiscal conservatives are mounting a well-financed campaign to scale back or block altogether the Democrats' plan to overhaul regulation of the financial industry.