Sentence examples for constant obstruction from inspiring English sources

Journalists canvassed by Smith this summer cited "constant obstruction of information" and "constant questioning of motives for stories".

Faced with constant obstruction by Mr. Seabrook, who often told his members that Rikers was "our house," the administration sought ways to circumvent him.

"I came to the conclusion that having him inside and constrained was better than outside and let loose or, worse, becoming the figurehead of a far more damaging force well to the left". Blair's account makes clear that, in spite of "the constant obstruction and the wilful blocking", he generally regarded Brown's succession as both likely and problematic.

Wallace asks Priebus about the way Obama has criticized the GOP for their "constant obstruction".

"The constant obstruction in this chamber has gone on long enough".

Ever since, the same ideological stubbornness has led to constant obstruction of any Democratic-endorsed plan to end the economic meltdown.

Instead, much as he had on Tuesday in Miami before 2,300 people, Mr. Clinton defended and promoted Mr. Obama's health care law, his initiatives to make college more affordable and his response to the economic crisis that Mr. Obama inherited in 2009 despite what Mr. Clinton characterized as constant obstructions from Republicans.

The aggressive traffic officer who stopped him after he'd driven through an amber light with a reminder to "remember how we do things in this country", and what feel like constant obstructions in navigating the labyrinthine housing association network.

That, in turn, could free up the president to appoint the kinds of judges and Supreme Court justices he wants, without worrying about constant Republican obstruction.

The "fetch" is the distance the waves have run, without obstruction, under the drive of a wind blowing in a constant direction.

It's almost a constant battle between obstruction and being a real human".