Sentence examples for means of blockade from inspiring English sources

In a fascinating review that Hastings might have quoted, George Orwell summarized this "traditional strategy" favored by Hart, not to say by Churchill: "You attack your enemy chiefly by means of blockade, privateering and seaborne 'commando' raids.

To further confirm this impression we used another means of blockade.

Moscow's calculation – that the West German population could be alienated from the U.S. by means of a blockade – did not succeed.

In light of the findings above, it was not surprising that inhibition of p110α by means of pharmacological blockade or siRNA completely prevented IGF-I from reducing Caspase-3 and PARP cleavage in response to H2O2, whereas TGX-221 or RNAi-induced silencing of p110β did not.

One should also keep in mind the ability to achieve long-term remission of neuralgic pains by means of neural blockades of the terminal trigeminal nerve branches using lidocaine or bupivacaine solutions.

"It will certainly have to mean the end of blockade, the end of isolation and the end of conflict".

We and others have shown that PCa cells can become hypersensitive to androgens as a means of circumventing androgen blockade (Gregory et al, 2001a,  2001b).

Developed in Germany in the 18th century, its European cultivation received important encouragement from Napoleon as a means of combating the British blockade of imported sugar.

The theoretical studies showed that PT possessed very high affinity to interleukin-6R and offered a practical means of imposing long-term blockade of interleukin-6 activity in vivo.

The theoretical studies showed that PT possessed very high affinity to hIL-6R and offered a practical means of imposing long-term blockade of hIL-6 activity in vivo.

Farmers' lobbying -- and less-subtle means of persuasion like road blockades and fires -- are powerful and highly visible.