Sentence examples for hand obstruction from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, "obstruction of justice" is a criminal offense that's found in numerous parts of the federal criminal code and where there isn't a clear consensus about what parts apply to the president's conduct.

Apparently, contradictions exist between public support for renewable energy innovation on the one hand, and obstruction or even resistance against the realization of specific projects in the neighbourhood, on the other hand.

On the other hand, follicular obstruction of the pilosebaceous unit had also been pointed out as one of causes; furthermore, there were no unified views on the pathogenesis of a SBA [3 6].

On the other hand, the obstruction of reconstruction of bone tissue and slow down of bone repair eventually leaded to the osteonecrosis of femoral head, which is a major cause of morbidity of hip collapse.

On the other hand, the possibility that obstruction of blood supply establishes a hypoxic rather than an anoxic environment cannot be disregarded.

Do not attempt to remove the obstruction by hand.

Obama has shown remarkable endurance in dealing with conservative obstruction; but the hand-to-hand combat ahead favors those familiar with the territory and adept with the available weapons.

On the other hand, intermittent upper airway obstructions in OSAS during sleep would cause hypoxia with subsequent decrease in PaO2 and increase in PaCO2.

Many levers of obstruction remain; many hands will be reaching for them.

In November, three of her former 2008 campaign aides were indicted on felony charges of obstruction of justice, handing Republican ammunition in attacks against her.

By focusing on the sick man's protectively raised hands, rather than bypassing the obstruction to zero in on a loved one's kiss, it displays an endearing reticence that implicitly points up the ambivalent role of the observer as voyeur.