Sentence examples for could obstruct from inspiring English sources

If ENEL were to retain control of the new joint-venture companies, it could obstruct competition.

But the results of local and regional elections on October 5th could obstruct some developments.

There are fears that a low-hanging mist could obstruct views for those living inland.

They could obstruct truly worthy things like El Duque's poise and Edgardo Alfonzo's swing.

An Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Teuku Faizasyah, warned that the new investigation could obstruct bilateral relations.

The usual cows'-milk-like formula produced an indigestible hard, rubbery milk curd that could obstruct the animal's digestive tract.

Also presence of excess intra abdominal adipose tissue itself could mechanically obstruct the progression of labor, this could, overtime, compromise fetoplacental circulation and cause fetal distress and necessitating CS.

When I got there, they did everything they could to obstruct my work.

Sweeping apocalyptic pronouncements by people like Ehrlich could even obstruct pragmatic policy making.

"He's cantankerous but he couldn't obstruct us even if he wanted to," the aide had claimed.

But the Republicans (fortunately then in the minority) did everything they could to obstruct the President's request.