Sentence examples for getting obstructed from inspiring English sources

Women resident in Isingiro had a 37% statistically significant higher risk of getting obstructed labour than women from the reference district of Bushenyi.

Fabienne, who studied at Cardiff high school, told WalesOnline: "My kidney destroyed itself after it got obstructed and I was in hospital for months".

Additionally, we have found that the initial particle concentration is a very relevant variable for knowing under what conditions the duct could get obstructed.

In a few cases in which the fluid bottles got obstructed, the data were excluded from analysis.

Most commonly actinomycosis occurs in terminal ileus and appendix and rarely in the ascending colon, which is difficult to get obstructed.

LaHood says those lawmakers have obstructed other people who want to get things done.

Arms control would have obstructed these policies.

Millions of Ivorians do not have identity papers, so northerners like Mr Soro and his fighters have been obstructed from getting the Ivorian citizenship that is rightfully theirs.

"We're going to bring this party to every corner, every boardroom, every neighbourhood, every community, and we're going to say to friend and foe alike: we want you to be a part of us, we want you to work with us, and for those who wish to obstruct, get ready to get knocked over," Steele told party activists after his victory.

"Snow will have physically obstructed workers at manufacturers and their end customers from getting to work," said Alan Clarke at BNP Paribas.

Every individual would feel like a president - nothing would obstruct people getting what is due to them.' The fumes in the room were getting thick.