Sentence examples for made obstructions from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons for their decline are man made obstructions in rivers, like weirs, which prevents young eels migrating upstream.

The list of accomplishments is long, impressive and barely told -- even more so when you consider that congressional Republicans have made obstruction itself the centerpiece of their governing strategy.

The list of accomplishments is long, impressive and barely told even more so when you consider that congressional Republicans have made obstruction itself the centerpiece of their governing strategy.

Try to take on Herobrine in an area that allows you to move easily without too make obstructions.

Symptoms of DPB include chronic sinusitis (inflamed paranasal sinuses), wheezing, crackles (respiratory sounds made by obstructions such as phlegm and secretions in the lungs), dyspnea (shortness of breath), and a severe cough that yields large amounts of sputum (coughed-up phlegm).

Third base umpire Jim Joyce made the obstruction call.

In our case, mask-ventilation fortunately proved easy, probably because the structure of the choanal polyp hanging down from the choana made airway obstruction unlikely.

Reference was made of "sundry obstructions" stemming from "claims of neighbors about us," referring to interests that both the Massachusetts Bay Colony and Connecticut Colony had on the Narragansett lands.

The Times' revelation makes an obstruction case stronger.

Obama's calculation appears to be that the best political course is to make Republican obstruction look as unreasonable as possible.

The well-liked Garland will be very difficult to portray as a wild-eyed liberal too far outside the mainstream to merit a hearing, and could serve to make Republican obstruction look unreasonable.