Sentence examples for interference which from inspiring English sources

This should have been a penalty for offensive pass interference, which would have ended the game.

At that moment, Randy Orton and Seth Rollins run interference, which brings out Ambrose.

"I was dealing with hums and interference, which I've never had to deal with before," he said.

Digital output helps protect against radio and electromagnetic interference, which can cause audio problems with microphones mounted on computer displays.

Cameron accused Labour of "endless interference" which had led Britain to being ranked 84th in the world for tax and 86th for regulation.

"Analogue and digital radio transmissions can co-exist without the mutual interference which limited digital terrestrial television roll-out prior to switchover.

Replace licence fee with funding from centralised taxation "guaranteed in real terms in statute to prevent government interference", which it says will cost £3.2bn.

(They also introduced a review for goaltender interference, which has come under occasional fire but seems to be working more or less as expected).

Middle Eastern tribalism, just like the African variety, is the direct result of colonial interference which frustrated the indigenous development of state-building.

But it's a mistake to confuse the essential requirement for information from public services with "top-down" interference, which is damaging.

In legal language, the Ambassadors have accused the Wizards of tortious interference, which on a basketball court would sound like a nasty blocking foul.