Sentence examples for it stymie from inspiring English sources

"Will it stymie the shift towards tablets and smartphones?

AT&T has argued in court and to the Federal Communications Commission that the fees should be reduced, lest it stymie the development of new business and technology.

Do Not Say: don't be angry with God (it is a natural response and it can stymie grief to say that).

Instead, we need an approach that is focused directly on the invention, its practical application, and whether, if patented, it would stymie further discovery by precluding the fundamental building blocks of innovation.

USA also said that it could stymie the Gallic media empire's efforts to sell its theme park and media assets many stockpiled during the acquisition intoxication of the Jean-Marie Messier years if it does not get a letter of credit for some $2 billion more to secure its preferred shares in their complex partnership.

And it could stymie the spiritual transformation of the person.

That is fine by Poles who work in public sector, but it would stymie government attempts to slash the 7% budget deficit.

Within hours of the designation, American officials in Washington were seeking to play down worries that it could stymie peace talks with the Taliban or lead to the designation of Pakistan as a state sponsor of terrorism.

It could stymie the chances of those who have been close to him in the past and who are again poised to seek power in the general election later this year and on the back of the presidential one due next summer.

Critics of his proposal believe it will stymie construction in areas that could most benefit from an infusion of new housing and usurp the architect's role, forcing the production of predictable, unwieldy building types.

But environmental groups say it would stymie fracking regulation and point to a $250m lawsuit Delaware-based Lone Pine Resources has filed against the Canadian province of Quebec for temporarily banning fracking near a key source of drinking water.