Sentence examples for it's thwarting from inspiring English sources

At worst, it's thwarting progress entirely.

Whether it's thwarting offshore energy production, holding up the Keystone XL pipeline despite bipartisan support, or the runaway Environmental Protection Agency waging a regulatory assault on the energy industry, the policies championed by the White House and national Democrats undermine the economies of Louisiana and Alaska.

Her imaginative, passionate life has been set going, and then it's thwarted abruptly (partly by her own proud act).

It was thwarting to hear only part of it.

Time Warner, which, like TCI, then owned about twenty per cent of Turner Broadcasting, had the right to veto all acquisitions, and it was thwarting the takeover of CBS.

Much speculation focuses on whether Mr. Assad will try to dump the Baath Party because it is thwarting any change, and Alawites have begun to worry it might sink them.

The presence of the Arab League mission, even if it was thwarted in its work, was considered something of a brake on the government violence against civilians.

At the same time, he sent an army to seize Amsterdam, but it was thwarted by delays on its march and by the determined resistance of the municipal authorities, supported by the common people.

This time, it was thwarted by a landmark ruling by Japan's Supreme Court supporting the use of "poison pill" defenses in Japan.

Dexter offered in July 1998 to buy the rest of Life Technologies, but it was thwarted when a group led by International Specialty's chairman, Samuel Heyman, bought a 25percentt stake in Life Technologies.

Two years after an attempt to close it was thwarted, BBC 6 Music is celebrating its 10th anniversary.