Sentence examples for clog access to from inspiring English sources

While E-ZPass patrons complain that cash customers often clog access to E-ZPass lanes -- undermining traffic reduction, one of the system's central selling points -- cash customers shun E-ZPass for several reasons, from fear of Big Brother to procrastination.

The results showed that too high grafting density led to low binding capacity, presumably due to clogging of access to the inner ligands by previously absorbed BSA.

Today the tree infests more than 800,000 hectares of land, clogging waterways, blocking livestock access to watering holes, and displacing native vegetation.

But critics complain that cul-de-sacs are a poor use of land; they funnel cars onto clogged arterial routes and restrict access to neighborhoods when emergency vehicles need to respond.

Slopes with the wind blowing against them could be dangerous if you are staying overnight, as blowing snow could clog the entrance tunnel and block access to the outside air.

Her specialty of "spaciality," which I came to understand was the study of how the allotment of physical space is used by the powers that be to keep others in a subordinate condition, seemed a plausible undertaking, but Ms. Tickamyer's paper was so clogged with her craft's jargon ("access to gender space"; "maxi- and micro-analysis;" "complex multirational") that it left little breathing space.

However, Nero's expedition up the Nile failed because water plants had clogged the river, denying Nero's vessels access to the Sudd of present-day South Sudan.

Ars Technica described the attack as at "a scale that's threatening to clog up the internet's core infrastructure and make access to the rest of the internet slow or impossible".

The court decision was a setback to efforts by the Federal Communications Commission to require companies to give Web users equal access to all content, even if some of that content is clogging the network.

The volume of ash and issues with the clogging of air filters also meant that clean up vehicles struggled to gain access to some areas for clean-up.

"Access to affected areas has been badly affected as roads have become clogged with mud and people fleeing the mountains with their injured.