Sentence examples for clogging them from inspiring English sources

Stents are implanted to keep coronary arteries open after balloons have been used to push aside plaque that is clogging them in a procedure known as angioplasty.

There is even a body of evidence to suggest it is flatly wrong.The technology industry faces the question of whether today's abundance of patents, rather than lubricating the gears of innovation, may be clogging them up.

For telecommuting, hailed by environmentalists as a way to clear the roads, is clogging them with workers on wheels.Many of these nomads are sales staff, thrown out on to the streets to encourage them to visit customers in person.

Critics say the proliferation of expensive trains has pushed poorer travellers back onto the roads, clogging them with 70,000 more buses this Spring Festival, although hundreds of extra trains have also been laid on.

Most strikingly, the team asked the Georgetown authorities to import a manatee – that fully aquatic, mainly herbivorous mammal – into the canals, to eat the vegetation clogging them and enable a freer flow of water.

The particles that ferry cholesterol through the bloodstream are popularly known as "bad" or "good": bad if they deposit cholesterol on vessel walls, potentially clogging them; good if they carry the cholesterol on to the liver for excretion.

Or tissue growth can clog them.

We need to clog them up.

Also, leaves falling from the branches in the fall will collect in the rain gutters and clog them.

"Of course, the Southerners would tell you they could handle the roads just fine if we hadn't all moved down here and clogged them up".

It began well before there was a Triboro Bridge, a Long Island Expressway or herds of Honda Civics and S.U.V.'s to clog them.