Sentence examples for obstructing forces from inspiring English sources

The obstructing forces of censorship and restriction slowly gather, while Giggs, ominously gaining in stature, signs to XL Recordings of Prodigy, Thom Yorke, MIA and Vampire Weekend fame.

However, along the shift direction parallel to the graphene plane, the organic solvent provides a favorable driving force to assist the exfoliation, whereas water offers obstructing effect.

But when two foreign journalists were caught investigating a long-forgotten conflict, they were put on trial accused of possessing weapons, obstructing security forces and being involved in an incident that resulted in the death of a village guard.

Out in St . Louis we visit the Forty-Eighters -- reviled as the "Damned Dutch" by the Missouri secessionists -- refugees from the failed revolution against the monarchs of the German Confederation, who discovered in the slaveholders "exactly what they had come here to escape: a swaggering clique of landed oligarchs, boorish aristocrats obstructing the forces of modernity and progress".

In a new book called "China's Regulatory State", Roselyn Hsueh of Temple University documents how, in sectors ranging from telecommunications to textiles, the government has quietly obstructed market forces.

One is to split the difference with your political enemies and the forces obstructing reform.

In view of this finding, programmes promoting abstinence must target adolescents aged 15-19 years and also emphasize sex-refusal skills to counter the restraining forces obstructing the adoption of abstinence.

A man in his 30s, married and living in a pleasant city in Norway, with his first novel just published to much acclaim, Knausgaard suffers from an indefinable malaise: his writing feels obstructed and forced, and its motivations uneasily egotistical; his personal and domestic life seem to constrict him while being unarguably the fruit of his own free choices.