Sentence examples for danger of blocking from inspiring English sources

"Paper represents a more Chinese spirit, so it brings you some danger of blocking yourself into a Chinese setting," he told me.

Jones was claimed off waivers from the Pittsburgh Steelers, also eight days ago, because Jody Littleton, who was supposed to be the long snapper, was snapping too slowly, which created the danger of blocked field-goal attempts.

Bochy said he had spoken with Posey about the dangers of blocking the plate.

It explains why the government is issuing such dire warnings to the Lords about the dangers of blocking financial measures.

While every doctor knows the dangers of blocking cough after surgery, much uncertainly attends decisions about treatment of everyday diarrhea and rhinorrhea.

But for most writers the danger of "block" is that it gives them something to scare themselves with.

Among the official objections were the danger of signals blocking emergency maritime radio channels and the non-payment of copyright fees, but at root the motivation was ideological.

There is so much guff talked about creativity, and the more of this guff you talk, the more you are in danger of becoming blocked.

Washington Post, "Trump's expected choice for State in very real danger of being blocked on the Hill," 12/12/16.

The initiative was in danger of being blocked by a legal challenge, with district attorneys arguing that Brown had waited too late.

Agents may be effective at the level of blocking naïve T-cell activation, for example with agents such as abatacept, or even more likely by blocking the response of NK and CD8+effector T cells to innate immune danger signals.