Sentence examples for blocks to effective from inspiring English sources

Have they adjusted to the Giants blocking schemes that were so effective last year?

By bringing whole new countries into a cycle of coal dependency, coal plant developers are putting up huge stumbling blocks to effective national and international climate protection measures.

By addressing the underlying emotional blocks to effective time investment, we can all learn to be happier, less stressed, and more productive.

A new measure based on PRIME theory, called the risk acceptance ladder (RAL) 56 (Cattaruzza and West, 2014, in preparation) proposes that the blocks to effective behaviour change can be ascertained by determining the individual level of risk acceptance and at what stage motivation has been stalled.

"We see this as a major stumbling block to effective public school intervention," she said.

Probably the biggest stumbling block to effective legislation is whether individuals at a company are liable for prosecution and, if so, how it is decided who is personally responsible.

Finally, favorable modulation of mitochondrial oxidative capacity in skeletal muscle by exercise training may reduce a block for complete oxidation of fatty acids in muscle and thereby relieve a block to effective insulin signaling.

(PCO 19: Respiratory nurse service, Interviewee: Service development manager) Many interviewees commented that the chaos and uncertainty associated with the imminent PCO reorganisation acted as a major block to effective development.

We report the first successful use of Pecs blocks to provide effective chest wall analgesia for a patient undergoing minimally invasive cardiac surgery with thoracotomy.

The health consequences of failing to vaccinate children may be more predictable than the health consequences of blocking access to effective contraception.

Dense smectite clays can be compacted as bentonite blocks to serve as effective barriers to isolate radioactive wastes.