Sentence examples for it would clog from inspiring English sources

They feared it would clog the finely engineered tubes.

They had warned it would clog up the courts with needless applications.

Doctors have previously welcomed the move by the TGA, but pharmacists oppose it, saying it would clog up GP clinics and increase health costs, without effectively identifying addicts.

British officials have said privately that nobody knows how long this would take, but some ministers say it would clog up parliament for years.

For instance, if America were really to turn 11m people into felons (which would be five times the number of Americans currently behind bars) it would clog up the criminal justice system.

Bratton's alliance with the mayor's office and the New York Times isolated the courts, which had opposed his zero-tolerance policing out of fear that it would clog court schedules.

The challenge for the engineers was to find a way to cool the air quickly without frost forming on the heat exchanger, which would clog it up and stop it working.

She is also representing a citizens group in Yonkers that opposes Forest City Ratner's plans to build a $600 million mixed-use development there called Ridge Hill, claiming it would choke already clogged roads.

An important protein channel became a pipe, and its inhibitor molecule a rock which would clog the pipe to make it unusable.

Looking at East European experience, we decided from the beginning that it was impossible to eliminate workers' shares in enterprises, because that would clog up the process.

Andrew Armes, who heads the council's development team, insists that it cannot simply roll out more low-density suburbs: there isn't space, and the famously free roads would clog up.