Sentence examples for it is stymied from inspiring English sources

Gene therapy represents a promising cancer treatment featuring high efficacy and limited side effects, but it is stymied by a lack of safe and efficient gene-delivery vectors.

In general the printer can produce some very solid output but it is stymied by the limitations imposed by additive printing and the problems associated with ABS filament.

As a result, the S.E.C. said it was stymied in its investigation.

And management wants to implement innovation, but it's stymied by its own desire to be "effective" and "efficient" and to defend and extend the base business.

It was stymied by Republicans.

And it was stymied by the European Union.

But it was stymied by monsoonal rains and fierce resistance.

But it was stymied by sharp opposition from New York-area legislators.

Downing Street said it supported the bill but said it was stymied as long as the Puttnam amendments remained.

Ten years later, Meyerhold and Prokofiev planned another production, in Moscow, but it was stymied by the radical Russian Association of Proletarian Musicians.

But the campaign faltered -- it was "stymied," Reuters reported, by North Korea's "utter secrecy, as well as the extreme isolation of its communications systems".