Sentence examples for changes that could thwart from inspiring English sources

A complication is that North Korea's nuclear establishment is facing fundamental changes that could thwart an easy comeback.

The Institutional Revolutionary Party, which until last year had enjoyed a monopoly on power for decades, had little incentive to be accountable to the public, to listen to scientists or to press for changes, especially ones that could thwart economic development.

Altman is planning a synthetic-biology unit within YC Research that could thwart them.

But there is one drawback that could thwart his candidacy from the outset: Hahn's role as an assistant.

That could thwart any opposition attempts to contest the outcome or organise challenges.

But it is this very passion that could thwart his chances of making it all the way to polling day.

There are two new concepts in the cell phone business here that could each thwart a DoCoMo juggernaut.

What if someone said or did something small, something kind that could've thwarted their actions?

Opponents say there are other legal hurdles that could delay or thwart development.

Mindful that high oil prices could thwart an economic recovery, politicians are again blaming speculators for this unruly behaviour.

That goal is usually some kind of political change that is thwarted by other means.