Sentence examples for many obstructions from inspiring English sources

Further taking the indoor seniors into considerations, which may usually involve many obstructions (e.g., desks, walls), then the 60 GHz channel is always known to be dispersive into dozen of resolvable multipath [4].

For example, there are generally many obstructions in small water areas, and small watercrafts are easily affected by wavy and windy conditions, so having an operator remotely direct the heading of the vessel allows for more flexibility in avoiding obstructions.

It gives the superficial appearance of being fair, but when you come down to it there are so many obstructions, hassles and niggles and costs - it is very much designed to keep out other parties, he says, "and I think it is getting worse".

We pay lip service to college prep and all too often allow too many obstructions and too much compromise.

"Because there were so many obstructions; after launching the lawsuit I felt like I was under attack".

These young actors stand atop a parade float depicting one of the many obstructions that children in Bangladesh face in achieving their right to education.

Many more obstructions block the path to a nuclear détente whose chances Obama never set higher than 50 50.

Giorgio watches Neil at the wheel, following the onscreen chart carefully to ensure the trawl doesn't snag the many marked obstructions and wrecks on the seabed.

Israel struggles with so many bigger obstructions to religious pluralism, like the ultra-Orthodox legal chokehold over marriage, divorce and conversion.

Contemporaries such as General William Irvine criticized Howe as "having a talent ... of finding many supposed obstructions, and barely plausible pretences for his delay" in assaulting Verplanck's Point.

In 2005 an agreement would be reached between both parties that would forgive nearly 80percentt of the debt, and thereby removing many of the obstructions in the relations between both nations.