Sentence examples for obstruct social from inspiring English sources

Dr Kathy Fawcett Bristol Simon Hughess is wrong to assume that independent schools obstruct social mobility (No more Mr Nice Guy, 8 January).

He moves from masks, which obstruct personal identities, to walls, which obstruct social landscapes.

The authorities accused him of "spreading rumours, inciting mass demonstrations and seriously obstructing social order".

And those who hoisted that flag over their state's capitol during the height of the civil-rights struggle were obstructing social justice.

Finally, those who owned or managed the means of production had acquired enormous economic power that they used to influence and control government, to manipulate an inchoate electorate, to limit competition, and to obstruct substantive social reform.

There was neither fanfare nor pizzazz, but yesterday Snap — the company formerly known as Snapchat — quietly shipped a new feature that could dent other messaging apps and obstruct upcoming social startups.

The lead author was Nader Fergany, encountered earlier in this report berating the Americans as "the new Mongols" of the Middle East.Now director of the Almishkat Centre for Research and Training in Cairo, Mr Fergany is no less furious with the Arab regimes, which he accuses of doing everything in their power to obstruct democracy and social justice.

Perhaps there is some merit in honoring "tradition," but to obstruct our nation's social progress because Bill O'Reilly believes in "traditional" Republican America can't be how we define ourselves now or ever again going forward.

Democrats said Republicans were stalling and obstructing the most important social legislation in decades.

There's nothing funny about failing if you've been overwhelmingly obstructed by sexism and social conventions.

Powell said that no university course prepared her to deal with the types of disciplinary and social problems that obstruct her students' learning.