Sentence examples for main obstructions from inspiring English sources
The insistence of the opposition, and its Western sponsors, that the Libyan leader and his family must leave the country before negotiations can take place has been one of the main obstructions to a ceasefire.
They should use another £2 billion to set up a bank for small-business lending (as suggested by Adam Posen, a member of the Bank of England's monetary-policy committee), credit that should help to unblock one of the stuttering economy's main obstructions.
The main obstructions are late diagnosis, tumor metastasis, drug resistance, and recurrence.
Moreover, we discuss what are the main obstructions to overcome in order to get classical controllability result for this system.
Generally, Playford had more dissent from within his own party than the opposition centre-left Australian Labor Party; the main obstructions to his initiatives came from the upper house, where the restriction of suffrage to landowners resulted in a chamber dominated by the conservative landed gentry.
"The main obstruction to reform came from the very people who hired us to do this job," he said.
And because the bank accounts of the party and of several of its leaders remain frozen, it has had to launch a fundraising campaign targeting the diaspora.But the main obstruction to normalisation remains within the party.
Sulfur compounds are the main obstruction in reducing the air pollution without their removal from fuels [3].
The main obstruction to navigation is the High Bridge or Glory Hole in Lincoln, a medieval structure which is only about 15 feet wide and 2.6 m high at normal river levels.
As main criterion, obstruction was defined as FEV1/FVC <0.7, with mild obstruction defined as FEV1% predicted ≥80%, moderate obstruction as FEV1% predicted <80%and≥50%0%, and severe obstruction defined as FEV1% predicted <50%.
Main duct obstruction leads to a framework of obstructive chronic pancreatitis characterized by ductal dilatation and fibrous replacement of variable degree (mild or severe) of parenchyma upstream [ 10, 11].
