Sentence examples for it can obstruct from inspiring English sources

Hamas has proved that Gaza's isolation cannot go on and that it can obstruct.

Such phenomenon is known as Flow-Induced Vibration (FIV), and it can obstruct smooth operation of engineering devices and could potentially cause serious consequences like system failures.

One place where anger has negative consequences is in Epicurean communities, where it can obstruct students' progress in philosophy and interfere with the practice of frank criticism which is central to the interactions between members.

This type of interaction is important to consider since it can obstruct close approach of an olefin monomer to the metal centre during polymerisation, and therefore generally, the presence of this anion leads to an inhibitory effect on the polymerisation.

If these issues are ignored or addressed in an unproductive way, it can obstruct business decisions and ultimately compromise the success of the business and relationship.

It is a very serious offence and can obstruct fair ICC trials and genuine access to justice for the victims of the crimes under the ICC's jurisdiction.

However, it has been postulated that massive LN metastasis can obstruct normal lymph flow and change normal lymphatic drainage pathways.

Anything bite-size or larger, or any food or object that does not melt or break down easily, can obstruct a baby's windpipe if it is accidentally inhaled instead of swallowed.

Cancer arising in the anterior floor of the mouth can obstruct Wharton's duct and cause retro-obstructive submandibular sialadenitis mimicking inflammatory disease of the gland or metastatic adenopathy (Fig. 1).

The first-past-the-post electoral system can obstruct the rise of multiparty politics but not reverse it.

It has been previously reported that high rates of catalyst-free, vapor-solid (VS) growth can obstruct the catalyst-assisted growth of oxide nanostructures due to competition between the two growth modes [25].