Sentence examples for it could obstruct from inspiring English sources

If ENEL were to retain control of the new joint-venture companies, it could obstruct competition.

Compared with in vivo and in vitro untreated proembryos, the immunofluorescence in the treated proembryo cells was remarkably weakened, especially in cell plate regions, suggesting that β-GlcY specifically bound the carbohydrate of AGPs, and then could obstruct its binding with monoclonal antibody JIM13.

Harold Holzer, the senior vice president for external affairs at the museum, said it objected to the vendors because they could obstruct pathways in and out of the building.

Although he did not directly write that fat could obstruct the birth, perhaps taking it for granted that his readers would know what he meant, Maubray in the eighteenth century did repeat what previous authors had said about how to help a fat woman in labour.

Opt for an adult bed instead, and make sure that it is as safe as possible: no pillows, blankets or other objects that could obstruct the baby's breathing when feeding in bed.

An Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Teuku Faizasyah, warned that the new investigation could obstruct bilateral relations.

They could obstruct truly worthy things like El Duque's poise and Edgardo Alfonzo's swing.

But the results of local and regional elections on October 5th could obstruct some developments.

There are fears that a low-hanging mist could obstruct views for those living inland.

Even beyond the dispute over Iran, Russia could obstruct the United States at the United Nations Security Council on a variety of other issues.

Gaskell, a shrewd observer, also took note of the ferocity with which Florence excluded everything from her life that could obstruct her.