Sentence examples for from obstructions from inspiring English sources

A space at least 2 metres (6 feet) wide around the entire court is needed to permit freedom of action, eliminate hazards from obstructions, and allow space for net support posts and the officials' stands.

Researchers had found that snakes propel themselves forward by pushing off from obstructions on the ground, such as rocks and twigs.

The device then time-separates signals coming from people who, for example are moving at a disaster site full of smoke or in foggy areas, from obstructions, making it possible to deliver images of just those people.

In general, parabolic resistors may be thought to represent pressure losses that arise from obstructions occurring in upper airways and the larger airways of the lung, where pressure losses are also inertial in nature, whereas linear resistors are representative of the smaller, peripheral airways, in which flow is sufficiently slow that viscous pressure losses dominate.

Find a stairway that is free from obstructions.

Additionally, ensure the surrounding area is free from obstructions that may hinder you while riding.

Dacryocystitis, inflammation and infection of the lacrimal sac, usually stemming from obstruction of the flow of tears into the nose.

He was also one of the few Republicans in the Legislature to urge party leaders to adopt a law that protects abortion clinics from obstruction.

While the national Republican platform opposes abortion, many state Republicans are pointing proudly to a new law that protects abortion clinics from obstruction.

Myocardial infarction (heart attack)—death of a section of heart muscle results from obstruction of a coronary artery; the condition often accompanies coronary thrombosis.

Beyond that, however, it's important to recognize that the economic damage from obstruction and extortion didn't start when the G.O.P. shut down the government.