Sentence examples for major obstructions from inspiring English sources

The one coming up was Class IV: major obstructions, big, unavoidable waves, distinct risk of flipping — in short, fun.

BSkyB's rivals believe that the deal means that the satellite company is now not likely to create any major obstructions in the "reference offer", effectively a template contract, to the pay-TV providers by 14 May.

The Systems theory of organizations maintains that major obstructions in developing multi-minded systems are the results of a malfunction in one or all of the five dimensions of social systems.

Sail trawlers relied upon favourable tides and winds to tow their gear along the seafloor, and were restricted to ground that was free from major obstructions such as boulders.

Of note, we selected sites as close to the roadway in question as was feasible, with no major obstructions between the roadway and the monitor, so our ability to detect spatial gradients was enhanced relative to some study designs.

The survey asked what the organizations considered the main barriers to effective transfer of research information.. Every organization specifically cited the practitioners' failure to keep up with the literature, a lack of resources, and the low value placed on research evidence as major obstructions in the implementation of research findings.

For the Zambians surrounding the pedicle, the stretch of Congo dividing their country's two lobes is a major obstruction.

"The point is, he didn't stand as a major obstruction, and those are all sort of backhanded compliments, but he deserves them, I think".

There is no major obstruction to their love, no cause for unhappiness in their lives except death (which comes even for nice Bostonians), and no apparent collateral damage.

Mr. Chan says he believes he could go to jail for staging such a major obstruction of the business heart of the city.

Foreign officials here say corruption has reached such levels that the powerful vested interests of the governing parties are the major obstruction to democracy and development in Bosnia, as a recent report by the General Accounting Office said.