Sentence examples for interference and it from inspiring English sources

One line of wireless headphones offers both great range and an impressive resistance to interference, and it comes from Sennheiser.

The industry calls it "interference," and it means time-killing activities like elderly passengers perching on armrests to stuff a bag into the overhead bin.

The boards in Pakistan and Sri Lanka are both subject to political interference, and it was only in October 2012 that CSA sacked their chief executive Gerald Majola after he was found guilty of financial misconduct.

I suppose he was being open about the interference and it is true to say that in the early years he ran the Telegraph group well, but the incident was symbolic of a robber baron mentality that was to end in his imprisonment.

"The last time we tried a process like this, of making a culture change, a behavioral change for players was coming out of the lockout with hooking, holding and interference, and it was hard," Campbell said, referring to the rules against obstruction imposed to open up the game in the wake of the 2004-5 work stoppage.

"Look, the people of Florida have had enough of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae and government interference, and it's time to get back to free-market principles".

The method is sensitive, fast, and free of matrix interferences, and it avoids the tedious and time-consuming on-column adsorption and elution steps associated with commonly used SPE procedures.

Additionally, an alternative architecture is proposed to deal with cable interferences and it is shown that the novel architecture leads to improved dynamic capabilities when compared to the original architecture.

When economist Diane Coyle joined the BBC in 2007 as one of its first trustees, the corporation was emerging from the aftermath of the Hutton inquiry with a new charter and a new governance model designed to protect its independence from political interference and subject it to greater scrutiny.

Since March, Stamos has focused on election security at Facebook as the company tries to rid its massive platform of Russian interference and bolster it against disinformation campaigns aiming to disrupt U.S. politics.

Let's banish the image of the young child as solo explorer, learning when unencumbered by adult interference, and replace it with an image of a parent and child playing together, with the parent as the enabler and loving teacher.