Sentence examples for doesn't obstruct from inspiring English sources

Also make sure that any words are positioned above the play bar so it doesn't obstruct the text.

The interior décor is institutional, but, with almost floor to ceiling windows, it doesn't obstruct the view.

He doesn't obstruct the life of a place, and gives careful weight to domestic details (Daudet writes a very fine still life).

August is a convenient time for hedge-cutting because the ground is dry and the work doesn't obstruct more important tasks, such as sowing crops.

Their work showed, he said, "that you can have a border that is attractive, that doesn't obstruct the city, but that also provides security".

The president sent Kerry with an offer to Khartoum: if the North doesn't obstruct the January vote, if the North respects the results and peacefully resolves issues like oil-revenue-sharing, Obama will remove Sudan from America's list of state sponsors of terrorism.

Disability does not obstruct creativity.

It does not obstruct what the government is trying to achieve.

However, a properly pruned tree not only does not obstruct the storefront but can increase sales as well.

"It is essential that the surcharge does not obstruct Parliament's efforts over the last four years to increase competition in the banking sector.

Hugh Duncan, an insurance agent and teacher in Farmingville, said Huntington had the right idea -- immigrant workers needing work there gather in a fenced-off lot that does not obstruct traffic.